Vizcayno wrote:
> info_dict = { 'data': lst,
> 'poscol': ( 2,0,11,29,18,......)
> return render_to_response('pres_marcaciones.html', info_dict)
Instead of passing this two pieces into template and handle them there
you should do this right in the view and pass already constructed table
to the template. (This is essentially how Django's templates encourage
you to keep all logic in one place - the view).
So it can be done like this:
table = []
for row in lst:
values = [row[index] for index in (2, 0, 11, 29)]
table.append(values)
return render_to_response('...', {'table': table})
And then in the template you have a simple list of lists that you can
easily traverse with nested 'for' loops.
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