Rob Hudson wrote:
>What I'm not clear on is what ifchanged looks at. Does it look at the
>for loop and "event", or does it look at what's in the body of
>ifchanged? In this case the event.date_from?
>
>
It looks at the string between {% ifchanged %} and {% endifchanged %} no
matter how it was constructed. So you can use any arbitrary piece of
template code there. It will be first evaluated to a result string and
outputted if it has changed since previous iteration.
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