Code in my views.py
from django.shortcuts import render
def webapppage(request):
parameter = {
'key1':'hello',
'key2':['hiiii','whats up','buddy']
}
return render(request, 'template2.html', parameter)
How can I get both {{key1}} and {{key2}} in one single variable like (parameter) in my template file?
Code inside template2.html
{% for c in parameter %}
`{{c}}
{% endfor %}
I want output like
hello ['hiiii','whats up','buddy']
As I read your requirement, you want to pass one dictionary with many key and values. We might do something like this.
In views.py
def webapppage(request):
parameter = {
'key1':'hello',
'key2':['hiiii','whats up','buddy']
}
context = {
"parameter" : parameter
} # The template will only contain one dictionary
return render(request, 'template2.html', context=context)
In the template
{% for key, value in parameter.items %}
{% if key == 'key1' %}
{{ value }}
{% else %}
{% for name in value %}
{{ name }}
{% endfor %}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
Now the template will able to get all value in a single variable.
If you want that output just replace your template with:
{{parameter.key1}} {{parameter.key2}}
If you want to keep your template as it is then pass the context as a list like:
return render(request, 'questapp/template2.html', {'parameter': [v for v in
parameter.values()]})
If you want to pass a dictionary then you can try:
return render(request, 'questapp/template2.html', {'parameter':
parameter})
and change your template:
{% for c in parameter.values %}
{{c}}
{% endfor %}
