What about
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{% filter floatformat:2 %}
{% get_element secondprice forloop.counter0 %}
{% endfilter %}
Regards,
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MartÃn Conte Mac Donell
On Dec 17, 2007 6:53 PM, Greg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Martin,
> Yep...that worked. Thanks!
>
> However, now I'm not using the '|fl
Martin,
Yep...that worked. Thanks!
However, now I'm not using the '|floatformat:2'. Is there anyway that
I can use that in my template with the new way:
${% get_element secondprice forloop.counter0 %}
For an example...currently I'm getting back 124.1...I would like to
have it be 124.10
On D
You can do that with a very simple template tag
register = template.Library()
@register.simple_tag
def get_element(list, index):
# You should catch IndexError here.
return list[index]
Template side:
{% get_element secondprice forloop.counter0 %}
Regards,
Martin Conte Mac Donell
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>
Hello,
I have the following in my template:
{% for a in thespinfo %}
{{ secondprice.forloop.counter0|floatformat:2 }}
{% endfor %}
However, nothing appears when I run this code
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My secondprice variable contians a list like ['25', '14', '56']. Each
time that my for loop is run t
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