On 23 Aug 2013, at 16:58, Daviddd <davide.mur...@gmail.com> wrote:
> In my template I tried:
>
> {% for key, groups in queryset.iteritems %}
> groups = {{ groups }} <br>
> {% for group_key, cols in groups.iteritems %}
> cols = {{ group_key }} <br>
> {% for objs in cols %}
> {# rest of the code #}
>
> But only the first loop is evaluated
>
> groups = (1, defaultdict(<type 'list'>, {1: [<Obj: Obj 1 by daviddd>, <Obj:
> Obj 2 by daviddd>, <Obj: Obj3 by daviddd>], 2: [<Obj: Obj 4 by daviddd>], 3:
> [<Obj: Obj 5 by daviddd>, <Obj: Obj 6 by daviddd>, <Obj: Obj 7 by daviddd>]}))
>
> groups = (2, defaultdict(<type 'list'>, {1: [<Obj: Obj 7.7 by daviddd>]}))
>
> groups = (3, defaultdict(<type 'list'>, {1: [<Obj: Obj 7.8 by daviddd>]}))
>
Maybe I'm misreading, but aren't your inner "groupses" still defaultdicts? I
think they need to be coerced to normal dicts in order for Django's template
system to be able to properly iterate over them.
Tom
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