Django

[Max]

Hi,

I suppose for who knows it, this request is really easy. But It's making me crazy and I can't find documentation in the Django site (or I can't understand it).

I'm building an array to be used in a javascript. I need the var "contatore" to be 0 then 1, 2, 3... I need to +1 each time starting by 0. 

Normally I have only to declare the var =0 out the for and the just var = var +1 inside the for. But in Django I can't understand which is the sybtax to do it.

Please help, I need only this to close a project!!!!

This is my code:

{% for elemento in risultati %}

indirizzi[{{ contatore }}]="{{ elemento.indirizzo }}, {{ elemento.citta }} {{ elemento.nazione }}";

descrizioni[{{ contatore }}]="{{ elemento.nome }}";

informazioni[{{ contatore }}]="Nome: {{ elemento.nome }} "

{% endfor %}

Max

[Matt Jibson]

You need to user {{ forloop.counter }}.
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.2/ref/templates/builtins/#for

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[Max]

Thanks!!!! It's working well!!!!!