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Asked: June 10, 20262026-06-10T06:28:27+00:00 2026-06-10T06:28:27+00:00

I’m pretty new to Django and come from the PHP world. I’m trying to

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I’m pretty new to Django and come from the PHP world. I’m trying to ‘add’ a field to a queryset after computing things, and don’t know how to do it. In PHP I would just add a column in an array and store my stuff in it.

Here’s my code:

def (id):
    mystuff_details    = mystuff_details.objects.filter(stuff_id=id)
    newthing = '';
    for mystuff in mystuff_details:
        newthing_lists = //some query to get another queryset
        for newthing_list in newthing_lists:
            newthing = newthing_list.stuffIwant
            //Here I want to make some computation, and ADD something to newthing, let's say:  
            to_add = (mystuff.score+somethingelse)
            //I've heard about the .append but I'm sure I'm screwing it up
            newthing.append(to_add)

So basically in my template I’d like to be able to call:
{% for newthing in newthings_list %}
{{ newthing.to_add }}
{% end %}

TL;DR: I basically want to retrieve a list of stuff from my database, and in this list of objects ADD a field that will contain a computed value.

Let me know if it’s unclear, I’m having a hard time switching from php to django haha.

Thanks!

EDIT:

So, I’m trying with a dictionnary, but I must be missing the logic:

def (id):
    mystuff_details    = mystuff_details.objects.filter(stuff_id=id)
    newthing = {};
    for mystuff in mystuff_details:
        newthing_lists = //some query to get another queryset
        for newthing_list in newthing_lists:
            //Newthing_list can have several times the same I, and the scores need to add up
            if newthing[newthing_list.id] > 0: //This doesn't seem to work and throws an error (KeyError)
                newthing[newthing_list.id] = newthing[newthing_list.id] + some_calculated_thing
            else: 
                newthing[newthing_list.id] = some_calculated_thing

And then when I’ll get that working, I don’t know how to access it in the template:

 {% for id in my_list %}
     {{newthing[id]}} ? Or something like newthing.id ?
 {% end %}

Thanks!

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    2026-06-10T06:28:28+00:00Added an answer on June 10, 2026 at 6:28 am

    Why not use a dictionary?

    newthing = {}
    newthing['your_key'] = to_add
    

    In the template, you can access dictionary values with:

    {{newthing.your_key}}
    

    Or use the for loop if you have a dictionary of dictionaries

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