Greg napisał(a):
> Jake,
> No I didn't. When I tried the 'floatformat:2' I made sure that my
> model fields were of type FloatField. When I do use the 'floatformat:
> 3' and view the template. I notice that in my error message my for
> statement is highlighted:
>
> TypeError at /rugs/milliken/border/ionica/
> float() argument must be a string or a number
>
> {% for a in thespinfo %} # This line is highlighted red
> 27 <FORM NAME="form1" method="POST" ACTION="/rugs/cart/addtocart/">
> 28 <input name="style_id" type="hidden" value="{{thecinfo.id}}">
> 29 <input name="choice_id" type="hidden" value="{{ a.id }}">
> 30 <tr>
> 31 <td>{{ a.size }}</td>
> 32 <td>${{ a.price|floatformat:2 }}</td>
> 33 <td>
>
> Also, here is my floatfield in my models.py file. This is the field
> that I'm doing the 'floatformat:2' on.
>
> name = models.FloatField()
Should it really be "name"? You refer to "price" in your template...
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