...I'm new to Python and still thinking like a PHP user I'm afraid...
I've found a number of posts about dumping debug info to a template,
but I'm still a little confused. Maybe I don't understand the nature
of the 'context' returned from my view.
If I have this view:
def album(request, album_id):
a = Album.objects.get(id=album_id)
return render_to_response('fc/album.html', {'album': a})
{% debug %} outputs Album.self, something like:
<pre>
{'album': <Album: Youngbloods>}
...the rest...
</pre>
I was expecting something to the effect:
album.label:
album.catalog_number:
album.recording_date: etc.
Those values are available. (The template is displaying them
correctly.) I just thought I would be able to see the context variable
values dumped out. Especially related values if I had requested them in
the view.
Thanks for your patience with a noob.
Dan J.
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