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First, do not use the keyword list
as a variable name. It is a reserved word in Python. Change it to some other name. Second, based on this line of code, you are passing a list into your context. You also need to remove the json.dumps
method as this will load a stringified version of your list into your context variable.
context = RequestContext(request,{'appuser':'admin','result':json.dumps(list)})
This means that in your template code, you must iterate over your list first, before you iterate over your dictionary like so. I just added the <br>
tags for readability.
{% for x in result %}
{% for key,value in x.items %}
{{key}}<br>
{{value}}<br>
{% endfor %}
{% endfor %}
If you want to stick with your current template code, you will have to pass a dictionary but use the .items
method like so:
{% for key,value in result.items %}
{{key}}<br>
{{value}}<br>
{% endfor %}
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You can access the values in Djangos template language using dictionary.items
Try the following:
{% for key, value in result.items %}
{{ key }}
{{ value }}
{% endfor %}
👤Ryan
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