I have the following:
Model Person
Model Stat
Model Stat Value
Model Team
A Team has a set of Stats relevant to it. A person is on multiple
teams, and has stats for his/her performance on that team which are
stored as Stat Values. Stat values are unique by Person, Stats, and
Team.
I want to build a view that will show team overviews from the point if
view of a single specific person. All his/teams, and the associated
stats.
So my view throws out a list of teams, filtered to the person and my
template looks like this:
{% for t in teams %}
{% for s in t.getStats %}
** I WANT TO NOW DO SOMETHING LIKE: **
{% for v in s.getStatValues(Person,s) %)
** EXCEPT THAT I CAN'T PASS ARGS IN A TEMPLATE. **
But if I don't pass in those arguments I'll get all the statValues for
everyone on the team, not just the person I'm looking at. I wouldn't
retrieve it all and then put an {% if v.person=p %} or similar in the
template would I?
This must be something fairly common. What am I doing wrong? It's an
easy SQL statement to write, but how to do it Django style?
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