> {% for machine in web %}
> {% for status_message in status.machine %}
> ...
> So, i want to be able to do something like status.machine..
If there's a BETTER way, I'd love to hear it too, but this is usually
accomplished with a custom filter.
It's commonly named "getattr", and your template would change like so:
{% load myfilters %}
{% for machine in web %}
{% for status_message in status|getattr:machine %}
...
You don't need to name it "myfilters.py", but the custom "getattr"
filter code MUST be in a directory named "templatetags/". Mine is a
little different (I didn't bother with the "default value"
capability), but I used the same basic concepts as:
http://www.djangosnippets.org/snippets/38/ (Read RichardBronosky's
comment too!)
http://www.djangosnippets.org/snippets/411/ (if you want to get a
little fancier)
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