I opened up the django shell and wrote some code that I want to place
in my views.py
Included in this code is a very simple class. I get errors if I try to
run the code, are you not supposed to put classes in views.py?
class CataClass():
it=[]
mycat=''
def index(request):
ilist = items.get_list(
order_by=('category','-start_date')
)
clist = categorys.get_list(
order_by=('category_name',)
)
cata=CataClass()
at={}
for a in ilist:
if a.get_category() in clist:
if cata.mycat ==
a.get_category().category_name:
cata.it.append(a)
else:
cata.it=[]
cata.mycat=a.get_category().category_name
cata.it.append(a)
at[cata.mycat]=cata.it
return render_to_response('student_update/index',
{'ilist': ilist, 'clist': clist, 'at': at,})
The above code makes a dictionary with my categories as keys and my
item objects bound to a list as the key values.
Hell, Maybe I don't even need this code.
I have Items and Categorys in my model. An Item has a foreign key to
my Categories. I want my index page to show:
<h3>Category Name<h3>
<ul><li>
{{latest 5 items}}
</li></ul>
<h3>Category Name</h3>
<ul><li>
{{latest 5 items}}
</li></ul>
and so on...
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