Don Arbow wrote:
>
> list_1 = Shows.objects.filter(upcoming=True)
> list_2 = Shows.objects.filter(past=True)
>
> return render_to_response('template.html'
> {'upcoming_shows':list_1, 'past_shows':list_2})
>
> Don
Don,
Thanks for the clean, clear example! It helped me see a way out in a
variation of the same situation, i.e., a
loader.get_template('template.html').render(Context({'upcoming_shows':list_1,
'past_shows':list_2})) situation. I'm using the Django templates & API
in a "outside-of-Django" Python script to create and send an e-mail
document.
{%minor_nit%}In your render_to_response example, oughtn't there be a
comma after 'template.html'?{% end minor_nit %}
Thanks again!
John
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