Hi all.
I think django really rocks, but i have a question:
I wrote a script in python that will get some values from servers and
puts in them in a dictionary.
The data is in the following format
{'somehost': ['yes', '2'], 'remotehost': ['yes', '1'], 'localhost':
['yes', '1']}
In python, i can then print the values as such:
>>> print "Server: "+server+" Version: "+serverlist[server][1]+"
>>> Reachable: "+serverlist[server][0]
Server: somehost Version: 1 Reachable: no
Server: remotehost Version: 2 Reachable: yes
Server: localhost Version: 1 Reachable: yes
In a django template however, this doesn't go far.
The serverlist[server][0] type notation gives an error when used in a
django template, so i tried this instead:
{% block status_table %}
{% for server in output_list %}
<tr>
<td><p class="server">{{ server }}</div></td>
{% for value in server %}
<td width="70px"><p class="server"> {{ value }} </p></
td>
{% endfor %}
</tr>
{% endfor %}
{% endblock %}
This prints each letter of the server name in different cell, which is
not what i want.
How can i retrieve the 'version' and 'reachable' values in the django
template?
Many thanks in advance.
Jon
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