On Jun 6, 2006, at 11:03 AM, Adrian Holovaty wrote:
>
> On 6/6/06, Todd O'Bryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Here's the problem: How do I get to those in a template? I know
>> there's only one UserInfo object per User object, and ideally I'd
>> like to type something like
>>
>> {{ user.userinfo.formalName }}
>>
>> in the template, but this doesn't work because userinfo is actually
>> userinfo_set and I'd need to get the first element of that. I don't
>> think that's possible in the templating language, but I'd be happy to
>> be wrong.
>
> Get happy! :)
>
> {{ user.userinfo_set.0.formalName }}
>
Why is it that you can't find stuff until after you send an email
asking about it?
I actually implemented a context processor, added a
TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS to my settings.py and then noticed the
line I had missed about list lookup. (Actually, to slightly
complicate things, I tried user.userinfo_set[0].formalName first, but
that's another story.)
Thanks. I'll just go over here in the corner and play by myself.
Todd
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