Ahh...never mind!
I tried doing a {% for S.M %}
that didn't work, but {% for S.M.all %} did
thanks for being my sounding board...
On Apr 10, 10:38 pm, Anthony <alantho...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm passing queryset 'S' to a template. S has several attributes, M,
> N and O.
>
> M has a one-to-many relationship with T. I need to display:
>
> N, O, T^1, T^2 through T^n, etc. (the T list would be a filtered
> subset)
>
> Can this be done via template tags? (Will I have to make custom
> ones?) At the moment, I'm considering breaking out the T^x values in
> the view, then building a dictionary of tuples to pass them into the
> template. However, it would seem more natural to me to be able to de-
> reference the T values directly from the template.
>
> Thanks,
> Anthony
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