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Inside the template, the j is something like <SearchResult: myapp.post (pk='1')>, which does not have .tags attributes. Try for j in i.object.tags.all, the .object refers the actual Model instance.
Note that Django normally does not complain about trying of accessing non-existing attributes (i.tags here) during template rendering. Hence rendering nothing may also mean incorrect attributes referring.
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Solved it by adding the tag field into the haystack searchindex. Now it outputs the list of tags. Thank you all for your help!
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