My inclination was it could be done with a lot less code. Thanks for
giving me this. The only thing I had to change was to put all() before
order_by b/c I got some error about all() not being a method of the
querySet (or something like that).
What I'm not clear on is what ifchanged looks at. Does it look at the
for loop and "event", or does it look at what's in the body of
ifchanged? In this case the event.date_from?
Thanks again.
-Rob
Ivan Sagalaev wrote:
> All you have to do is to give events list into a template:
>
> def list(request):
> return render_to_response(
> 'events/index.html',
> {'events_list': Events.objects.order_by('date_from').all()})
>
> And let the template tag {% ifchanged %} output month names:
>
> {% for event in event_list %}
>
> {% ifchanged %}
> {{ event.date_from|date:"F" }}
> {% endifchanged %}
>
> <b>{{ event.date_from }}</b>
> {{ event.title }}<br>
> {{ event.body }}
>
> {% endfor %}
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