Jinja2 multiple variables in same for loop











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I would like to populate the same section of a Jinja2 for loop with data from 2 separate SQL queries using Python / Webapp2 / Jinja2.



Specifically, I am storing team info in a variable called "team" and score info in a variable called "wins". I need to position some data from the wins variable directly after data from the team variable but cannot figure out how to do this within a for loop.



Here is a simplified version of what I am trying to achieve:



{% block content %}
{% for team in team %}
<div>{{ team[0] }} record: {{ wins[1] }}</div>
<div>{{ team[1] }} and {{ team[2] }}</div>
<div>{{ team[3] }}</div>
{% endfor %}
{% endblock %}


What is the best way to do this? I need to get that "wins" variable called but cannot determine how. Any help is appreciated.










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    I would like to populate the same section of a Jinja2 for loop with data from 2 separate SQL queries using Python / Webapp2 / Jinja2.



    Specifically, I am storing team info in a variable called "team" and score info in a variable called "wins". I need to position some data from the wins variable directly after data from the team variable but cannot figure out how to do this within a for loop.



    Here is a simplified version of what I am trying to achieve:



    {% block content %}
    {% for team in team %}
    <div>{{ team[0] }} record: {{ wins[1] }}</div>
    <div>{{ team[1] }} and {{ team[2] }}</div>
    <div>{{ team[3] }}</div>
    {% endfor %}
    {% endblock %}


    What is the best way to do this? I need to get that "wins" variable called but cannot determine how. Any help is appreciated.










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      I would like to populate the same section of a Jinja2 for loop with data from 2 separate SQL queries using Python / Webapp2 / Jinja2.



      Specifically, I am storing team info in a variable called "team" and score info in a variable called "wins". I need to position some data from the wins variable directly after data from the team variable but cannot figure out how to do this within a for loop.



      Here is a simplified version of what I am trying to achieve:



      {% block content %}
      {% for team in team %}
      <div>{{ team[0] }} record: {{ wins[1] }}</div>
      <div>{{ team[1] }} and {{ team[2] }}</div>
      <div>{{ team[3] }}</div>
      {% endfor %}
      {% endblock %}


      What is the best way to do this? I need to get that "wins" variable called but cannot determine how. Any help is appreciated.










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      I would like to populate the same section of a Jinja2 for loop with data from 2 separate SQL queries using Python / Webapp2 / Jinja2.



      Specifically, I am storing team info in a variable called "team" and score info in a variable called "wins". I need to position some data from the wins variable directly after data from the team variable but cannot figure out how to do this within a for loop.



      Here is a simplified version of what I am trying to achieve:



      {% block content %}
      {% for team in team %}
      <div>{{ team[0] }} record: {{ wins[1] }}</div>
      <div>{{ team[1] }} and {{ team[2] }}</div>
      <div>{{ team[3] }}</div>
      {% endfor %}
      {% endblock %}


      What is the best way to do this? I need to get that "wins" variable called but cannot determine how. Any help is appreciated.







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          I usually zip them up into a list of tuples in the view function. Make sure the teams and wins are sorted correctly beforehand.



          team_info = zip(teams, wins)


          And then you can access the tuples as you iterate over the list in the template



          {% block content %}
          {% for team, win in team_info %}
          <div>{{ team[0] }} record: {{ wins[1] }}</div>
          <div>{{ team[1] }} and {{ team[2] }}</div>
          <div>{{ team[3] }}</div>
          {% endfor %}





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          I usually zip them up into a list of tuples in the view function. Make sure the teams and wins are sorted correctly beforehand.



          team_info = zip(teams, wins)


          And then you can access the tuples as you iterate over the list in the template



          {% block content %}
          {% for team, win in team_info %}
          <div>{{ team[0] }} record: {{ wins[1] }}</div>
          <div>{{ team[1] }} and {{ team[2] }}</div>
          <div>{{ team[3] }}</div>
          {% endfor %}





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          I usually zip them up into a list of tuples in the view function. Make sure the teams and wins are sorted correctly beforehand.



          team_info = zip(teams, wins)


          And then you can access the tuples as you iterate over the list in the template



          {% block content %}
          {% for team, win in team_info %}
          <div>{{ team[0] }} record: {{ wins[1] }}</div>
          <div>{{ team[1] }} and {{ team[2] }}</div>
          <div>{{ team[3] }}</div>
          {% endfor %}





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          • Thank you very much - this worked. Concise and thorough, cheers.
            – Prokes
            Jun 19 '13 at 1:16













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          I usually zip them up into a list of tuples in the view function. Make sure the teams and wins are sorted correctly beforehand.



          team_info = zip(teams, wins)


          And then you can access the tuples as you iterate over the list in the template



          {% block content %}
          {% for team, win in team_info %}
          <div>{{ team[0] }} record: {{ wins[1] }}</div>
          <div>{{ team[1] }} and {{ team[2] }}</div>
          <div>{{ team[3] }}</div>
          {% endfor %}





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          I usually zip them up into a list of tuples in the view function. Make sure the teams and wins are sorted correctly beforehand.



          team_info = zip(teams, wins)


          And then you can access the tuples as you iterate over the list in the template



          {% block content %}
          {% for team, win in team_info %}
          <div>{{ team[0] }} record: {{ wins[1] }}</div>
          <div>{{ team[1] }} and {{ team[2] }}</div>
          <div>{{ team[3] }}</div>
          {% endfor %}






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