7;dict_value', dict_value)
>
> ... or you can go through the items like this:
>
> {% for key_value in dictionary.items %}
> {{ key_value.0 }}{# the key #}
> {% for item in key_value.1 %}{# the value, that is the queryset #}
> {{ item }}
> {% endfor %}
d after the
point isn't parameter of the dictironary?
I also tried sth like this {% for prod in product.{{ entry }} %}, but
this didn't work either.
Is this kind of access possible?
regards
Sven Herzing
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in (which don't work somehow in this way :( )
Does anyone have a suggestion how I could solve this which the django
api, as I like to be flexible with the database.
Thanks a lot for any help or suggestion
Regards
Sven Herzing
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