Thank you

On 07/18/2011 11:57 PM, Daniel Roseman wrote:
Op maandag 18 juli 2011 20:29:17 UTC+1 schreef kooliah het volgende:

    I need to render a nested queryset in a template, a classic
    father/son
    structure like
    publisher>dvds>renters,

    <snip>

    in python code i can use this code:

    code
    
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    pub= publisher.objects.get(publisherid=1)
    for disk in pub.dvds_set.all():
         print disk.dvdsname
         for rent in disk.renters_set.all():
             print rent.rentersname
    
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    How can i do same things in a template ?
    Can i call methods in a tag or i have to build a dictionary and
    pass it
    to template?

    Thanks to all


You can do exactly that, except without the () brackets. You'll need to pass the `pub` object into the template context, but the for loops work fine within the template.
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