Is there any way to declare a variable inside a template? I am pushing the users values for radio buttons, checkboxes and text inputs to the template in the hopes of having their previous selection set as checked/filled in. In this example, their previously saved selection is stored in the db as a number 0-2. This throws an error 'empty variable tag'. Is this possible to do in standard Django templates without pyjade?
div
- var check = 'checked' if profile_info.selection == 0 else 'unchecked'
input(type="radio", name="lop", value="0", id="lop1", {{ check }})
div
- var check = 'checked' if profile_info.selection == 1 else 'unchecked'
input(type="radio", name="lop", value="1", id="lop2", {{ check }})
div
- var check = 'checked' if profile_info.selection == 2 else 'unchecked'
input(type="radio", name="lop", value="2", id="lop3", {{ check }})
You could use the with
template tag.
{% with var=query.id %}
... use var in this template scope
{% endwith %}
You could also create your own template tag.