i have list looks following:
[(2,'09-07-2014')]
when access list @ client side can access using:
{% item in list %} console.log( {{ item.0 }} + ' , ' + {{ item.1 }} ) {% endfor %}
problem item.0
returns 2
should item.1
returns -2012
9-7-2014
in integer representation compute -2012
.
how make client side script realize string not integer.
below whole listing of code:
chartdata= getchartdata(request.session['userphone']) log.debug(chartdata) return render(request,'users.html',{'table':table,'topics':request.session['topics'],'profilepic':request.session['profilepic'],'chartdata':chartdata,'time':str(time.time())})
the log.debug(chartdata)
returns following in log file:
[11/jul/2013 18:02:15] debug [karnadash.views:179] [(85, '2013-07-08'), (120, '2013-07-08'), (205, '2013-07-08'), (305, '2013-07-08'), (405, '2013-07-08'), (505, '2013-07-08'), (547, '2013-07-09'), (564, '2013-07-09'), (581, '2013-07-09'), (607, '2013-07-09'), (624, '2013-07-09'), (659, '2013-07-09'), (694, '2013-07-09'), (711, '2013-07-09'), (737, '2013-07-09'), (754, '2013-07-09'), (771, '2013-07-09'), (871, '2013-07-09')]
django not doing this, javascript is, because have not told js dealing string. if @ html source, see happening - this:
console.log( 2 + ' , ' + 09-07-2014 )
there aren't quotes around date value, because haven't put there, js thinks it's expression. it's solved:
console.log( '{{ item.0 }}' + ' , ' + '{{ item.1 }}' )
or, better, since js doesn't care fact they're separate items in django:
console.log( '{{ item.0 }} , {{ item.1 }}' )
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