> Would using the get_absolute_url() method on your model and then using
> that in your <img> tags work?
thanks for the reply. This works when you have one dictionary and one
template. I want to merge the output of two queries, and render this
in a template.
Query one gives me:
lots of text
{{ image1 }}
even more text
{{ image2 }}
Query two gives me:
<img src="path to my image1">
<img src="path to my image2">
Merging those two would give me:
lots of text
<img src="path to my image1">
even more text
<img src="path to my image2">
I would render the result in a template
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