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I have a Django template that looks something like this:
{% if thing in ['foo', 'bar'] %}
Some HTML here
{% else %}
Some other HTML
{% endif %}
The problem is it comes back empty. If I switch to this:
{% if thing == 'foo' or thing == 'bar' %}
Some HTML here
{% else %}
Some other HTML
{% endif %}
it works fine. Is there some reason you can’t use x in list in Django templates?
You can. But you can’t use a list literal in templates. Either generate the list in the view, or avoid using
if ... in ....