[Answered ]-Render Externally Defined Block In Django Template

Why don’t you filter for the blog posts you want to show in your view? That way you can keep the template the same:

{% for object in blogposts %}
# ...
{% endfor %}

You define blogposts in your view, which either includes 5 or 100 posts.

Ignacio is right that you want an inclusion tag, but you should know that the include tag does not render outside the current context – it very definitely uses the same context as the block it’s in.

Your problem is probably that you’re trying to call blogpost_set on the object_list – but the relationship is not with the list of objects, it’s with each individual object in the list. You’d need to iterate through object_list and then through blogpost_set.all on each one.