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user1746291

Reputation: 333

Django: Issues with if condition in templates

I want to print something on the basis of the current language code. For that I did something like this:

{% if request.LANGUAGE_CODE == en %}
    <h1>English</h1>
{% endif %}

But this if condition does not compare the current language code. But if I print this {{request.LANGUAGE_CODE}} on the same page then it will print en as language code, but my if condition is not working and I don't know why ??

Upvotes: 2

Views: 3899

Answers (1)

Samuele Mattiuzzo
Samuele Mattiuzzo

Reputation: 11038

LANGUAGE_CODE is a string, so you just need to enquote your comparison value like this:

{% if request.LANGUAGE_CODE == 'en' %}
    <h1>English</h1>
{% endif %}

check also the ifequal tag

{% ifequal request.LANGUAGE_CODE 'en' %}
    ...
{% endifequal %}

a bit more: the if and ifequal on strings are case sensitive, so you may want to be sure you're matching the correct case (maybe applying the |lower filter to both arguments)

Upvotes: 6

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