Hi Everyone,
I am trying to pass a dictionary with numerical as key and a object as
value to my template...
i construct it like this:
reslibdic[res.result_id]=Library.objects.get(libraryresult__result__result_id=res.result_id)
But, in template, rather than iterating over the dictionary (using for and
items) i would like to access them using keys. So, i wrote the following
template tag fiter.
def hash(h,key):
if key in h:
return h[key]
else:
return None
And in template i am using it like following.
{{ reslibdic|hash:res.result_id }}
But, this gives me the primary key of the object NOT the OBJECT itself. I
would like to get the object itself so that i can access and print its
different values/fields.
Any idea? Or am I too stupid not being able to google
this successfully since this morning.
I can alter the filter say return h[key].<field name> to work. But, i just
dont think it is efficient to make one filter for each filed.
Thanks a bunch in advance,
Gowthaman
{code}
reslibdic = {}
allres = Result.objects.filter(resultslgene__geneid=geneid)
for res in allres:
reslibdic[res.result_id]=Library.objects.get(libraryresult__result__result_id=res.result_id)
{code}
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