[Answered ]-Printing data from fields that exist within a model onto an HTML page in Django

Unless you’re looking to have all of the addresses after all of the users, put the second loop inside the first.

You’re passing users, a collection of User objects to the template rendering. User doesn’t have a street_address field – Address does. You’ll need to pass Address objects to the form.

It also appears that street_address is just a CharField, not any sort of list.

If user had a street_address field, you could simply do:

{% for user in users %}
    <li>{{ user }}</li>
    <li>{{ user.street_address }}</li>
{% endfor %}

Since it doesn’t, look instead into this:

def all(request):
    addresses = Address.objects.all()
    return render_to_response('all.html', locals(), context_instance=RequestContext(request))

and

{% for address in addresses %}
    <li>{{ address.user }}</li>
    <li>{{ address.street_address }}</li>
{% endfor %}