Jinja pattern doesnt work inside a for loop

[Chinmay Dali]

I am trying to loop over a product list{more so a queryset} in django using for loop, by adding the range of products The following code works when printed out in cmd prompt

I am doing something like this

'''

for card in allproduct[nextRangePage:limit]:

'''

 in django template using this

'''

{% for card in allproduct[{%'nextRangePage'%}:{%'limit'%}] %}

'''

it gives the following the error:

```

django.template.exceptions.TemplateSyntaxError: Could not parse the remainder: '[{%'nextRangePage'' from 'allproduct[{%'nextRangePage''

```

[Jason]

While you can use Jinja templates in django, that requires additional configuration to ensure the proper template renderer is used.  Otherwise, by default, django uses its own template renderer.

You don't say whether you've taken the necessary steps to have your django project use Jinja, and from the output you posted, it seems unlikely.

So, the documentation on templates is pretty thorough in the steps you need to take, or use django template syntax.

[Jani Eric]

thanks bro

[Aditya Khatwa]

Use custom templates tag instead doing it directly... make a function stating your {% query_set %} and then use it inside the template. 

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