Question

I have a query which is filtered by type, “fruits”

fruits = { apple, orange, mangoes, pineapples, etc }

however in this situation, each type of fruit held different items as well.
(for devs: properties of a domain within the server)

http://i46.tinypic.com/35kj1o7.png

note:
– the type of fruit can vary by days, some fruits are not in season.
– for devs: individual servers may hold a different number of domains
– numType field to dynamically determine how many different “fruits” are available that day

main objective:
– display and sort available data into tables.

http://i48.tinypic.com/infhip.png

On view.py,I do 2 raw sql queries

1. Select * from main where cat ==’fruit’
2. Select * from main where cat ==’fruit’ && name=’numType’

thanks in advance!

Answer 1

Not sure I entirely follow the question, but try taking a look at the documentation on Django template for loops, you can loop over key/value pairs with that tag.

If it’s more complicated than that, can you try giving a little more explanation?

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Perhaps regroup will do what you’re looking for?

{% regroup fruit_list by [key] as apple_list %}

{% for apples in apple_list %}
    <table>
    {% for apple in apples %}
    <td>{{apple}}</td>
    {% endfor %}
    </table>
{% endfor %}