On Jan 16, 12:45 pm, Gath <pgath...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Guys,
>
> I might be lazy or am blind! but the following code is returning ZERO!
> items, while very well i know there is some items in the list,
>
> View:
> def post_answer(request, quest_id=None):
> answer_list = Answer.objects.filter
> (questionis__pk=quest_id).select_related()
> ...
> # if a put a print stmt here ( answer_list[0].answer ) there is
> data from the console!!
>
> return render_to_response('myapp/post_answer.html',
> {'answerobj':answer_list }} )
>
> Template post_answer.html:
>
> {% regroup answerobj.object_list by answer as ans_list %}{{ ans_list|
> length }}
> ....
>
> the above code prints 0.
>
> I must be goofing somewhere, pls assist
>
> Paul
Where is the 'object_list' attribute of answerobj coming from? As far
as I can see, answerobj is a queryset, and doesn't have any such
attribute. Since templates don't give an error when accessing non-
existent attributes, it's probably just passing None into the regroup
tag, so of course the length is 0.
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