Reputation: 228
I am trying to access an index position in list dynamically.
{{ allAppsList.{{app.id}}.link }}
It is not working.
{{ allAppsList.0.link }}
worked.
It should be some grammar issue. I google online, but didn't find anything helpful.
BTW: This is what I want to do if using in Java.
int index = app.id;
String link = appList[index].getLink();
Upvotes: 3
Views: 5571
Reputation: 3488
You can't do such a thing in django template, But it's not impossible also.
If you are really into this, you can create a custom template filter.
The implementation would be easy, Just pass the list and index
to your custom filter
and do exactly what you would do with Java
.
Start to writing custom template filter
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 53981
You can't lookup lists like that in Django's template language - it's a design decision. Method calls, dictionary keys, attribute calls and list indexes are all handled by the .
(dot) notation. Have a look at the docs for more about how Django decides on what to do when it encounters a dot
Upvotes: 0