Hello,
I am trying to render a model field in a django template, and, based on the
value of the field, I want to specify a different CSS class. Right now, my
solution is this:
<span class="label {% if myobject.state == 'Scheduled' %}label-default
{% elif myobject.state == 'Provisioning' %}label-primary
{% elif myobject.state == 'Active' %}label-success
{% elif myobject.state == 'Deleting' %}label-primary
{% elif myobject.state == 'Ended' %}label-info
{% endif %}">{{ myobject.state }}</span>
This works, but seems like a really ugly solution and a bunch of logic in
the template. Is there a better way of doing this? My thought was to put
the class names as another field in the model, but that seems like it would
violate the MVC (or MVT) separation. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
treyd
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