Hey Mr. Django! I am trying to have different information display in
the same block depending on a variable "choice" which is simply an
int. The way I was planning on doing so was going to be something like
the bellow code:
{% extends "index.html"%} {%block head%}
Welcome to Piss && ink {{user}}
{%endblock head%}
{%block one%}
The temperature in {{city}} is {{temperature}}°
{%endblock one%} {%if choice1 == 2 %} {%block two%}
The temperature in {{city}} is {{temperature}}°
{%endblock two%} {% endif %} {%comment%}{%if choice1 == 2 %} {%block
two%}
The temperature in {{city}} is {{temperature}}°
{%endblock%} {% endif %}{%endcomment%} {%block two%} {%csrf_token%} {%
if new_event %}
{{new_event}}
{% endif %} {%endblock%}
Now, the problem I am having is that the template doesn't like that
there are two blocks of the same name in the template. For some reason
it doesn't seem to care about the {%if%} statement that is checking
where the {%block%} is supposed to go. I thought that the {%if%}
statement would only execute what was inside itself depending on its
parameters but it doesn't seem to be doing that. It displays
everything inside the {%if%} no matter what "choice1" is equal too :
( Does anyone have any idea how I might be able to fix this? Thanks
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