On Mon, 2009-03-30 at 18:20 -0700, IanR wrote:
> I have a grid of 51 items that I want to display in 6 columns.. Column
> 1-5 contain 9 elements, Column 6 contains 6 elements.
>
> This is done by creating 6 div's that are float-left and only 50px
> wide. So what I would do is just count in a for loop and when I hit
> the row limit just output a "</div><div>" and it would start a new
> column.
>
> The problem is that (atleast to my limited django knowledge). I can
> not use logical operators in ifequal template tags. So I would like
> to do "ifequal forloop.counter 10 or forloop.counter 20" then print
> my <div></div>.
>
> I can easily do this by just creating multiple ifequal tags but it
> seems kind of like a hack.
Writing template filters is *really* easy in Django. Intentionally so.
You could write a filter that does what is essentially a modulus
operation and then write something like this:
{% if not forloop.counter|module:10 %}
</div><div>
{% endif %}
Regards,
Malcolm
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