I would just write a template tag that outputs the whole JS function.
templates are too limiting in what you can use in {{}} brackets.
konstantin
On Aug 15, 8:38 pm, Landy Chapman <landy.chapm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You may be right. I am out of my element (pardon the pun). However,
> assuming your "content" was this:
>
> content = [ { 'roll_no':1, 'cell_no': 1, 'nationality':'nation1'},
> { 'roll_no':2, 'cell_no': 2, 'nationality':'nation2'},
> { 'roll_no':3, 'cell_no': 3, 'nationality':'nation3'},
>
> the django template renderer will turn this (note quotes around
> nationality and email):
>
> > > $(function() {
> > i = 0;
> > > var data = [];
> > > {% for x in content %}
> > > data[i] =
> > > {
> > > roll_no: {{x.roll_no}},
> > > cell_no: {{x.cell_no}},
> > > nationality: '{{x.nationality}}',
> > > e_mail: '{{x.e_mail}}'
> > > };
> > i +=1;
> > > {% endfor %}
>
> into this:
> $(function() {
> i = 0;
> var data = [];
>
> data[i] =
> {
> roll_no: 1,
> cell_no: 1,
> nationality: 'nation 1',
> e_mail: 'email1'
> };
> i +=1;
> data[i] =
> {
> roll_no: 2,
> cell_no: 2,
> nationality: 'nation2',
> e_mail: 'email2'
> };
> i +=1;
> data[i] =
> {
> roll_no: 3,
> cell_no: 3,
> nationality: 'nation3',
> e_mail: 'email3'
> };
> i +=1;
>
> My JS guy has left for the day... maybe someone else can help out.
> Also the 'autoescaping' should be on, in case some nationality
> contains a (') Ex: "G'ermany"
>
> HTH
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