Dear list,
I have two models that are in the following relationship:
class Member(django.contrib.auth.models.User) :
# some app specific stuff here
pass
class Event(django.db.models.Model) :
attendees = models.ManyToManyRelation(Member)
# some other fields
In my template, I want to iterate over an Event QuerySet and render
the
output differently depending on whether the currently logged in member
attends an event or not:
{% for event in event_list %}
{% if request.user.member in event.attendees %}
render something here
{% else %}
render something else
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
Obviously, the if tag that tests for attendance is ill-formatted, but
I cannot
figure out the correct solution. I went through the documentation and
googled
for a solution but cannot find it. Do I really need to write a custom
{% ifcontains event.attendees request.user.member %} tag that would
check if
a given queryset contains an object, or am I missing something the
obvious?
Thanks.
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