On 2011-01-16, at 09:25 , gintare wrote: > Hello, > > I am sorry for asking a simple question. > (I read other answer bout iteration in several items in this user > group - they are too complicated for me. I have no time to study > Django deeper. ) > I want to iterate over two lists simultaneously in form which is > simple (.html), do not described in models.py or admin.py > > ## views.py > obj1=mod1.filter(field__contains='smth1').order('-date') > obj2=mod2.filter(field__contains='smth2').order('-date') > > return render_to_response('filter_obj.html', {'List1':obj1, 'List2': > obj2, 'q': query }) > > ## filter_obj.html > > {% if List1 %} > {% for smth1, smth2 in List1, List2 %} > .... > ???? how to iterate here ? zip.
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