Hi,
Looking at the documentation, I see that you can do "include
template_name" or "include 'template.html'". I'd like to combine these
- concatenating a couple of strings and a variable to make the template
name - but it's not working (no error, but no template included).
This template displays a survey. Each survey question has a 'type'
attribute with several choices defined in the model
("multiplechoice","matrix","ranking" etc).
I'd like to loop through the list of questions and render each question
using the appropriate template, which is determined by the type of
question. So for example a 'multiplechoice' question corresponds to the
'questions/multiplechoice.html' template.
This is the bit that's not working (viewsurvey.html):
{% for question in questions %}
{% include 'questions/' + question.get_type_display() + '.html' %}
{% endfor %}
Why can't I concatenate the strings and variable to include the
relevant template?
The model looks like this:
class Question(models.Model):
Types = ((0,"TrueFalse"),
(1,"MultipleChoice"))
type = models.IntegerField(choices=Types)
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