Can I access specific key values in dictionary from django template?

Question

Is there any get() function for this instead?

{% for key, value in choices.items %} 
  
{{key}} - {{value}}
{% endfor %}

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Answer 1

You can use {{ choices.items.key }} to access a specific dict element.

There is no reason to care about whitespace in the HTML code though; the typical end-user has no real business in reading it and if he's curious he an always use a DOM viewer or run it through a HTML beautifier.

Answer 2

If you want a specific value, just add it to the dotted-path:

{{ choices.items.somekey }}

will get you the value of choices.items['somekey'] if choices.items is a dict.

Answer 3

{{ choices.values }}

This gives you a list of all the values in the dictionary at once.

Answer 4

If choices type is DICT like {}.

{{choices.somekey|default:""}}

If choices.items is DICT type.

{{choices.items.somekey|default:""}}

Try See little example.

# In Views.py
def dict_test(request):
    my_little_dict = {"hi": "Hello"} 
    ....
# in Template
{{my_little_dict.hi}}

Answer 5

You can specify as {{ choices.key_name }} It worked for me. Just simple

Answer 6

I think you are way advance now, just to share my point. you could do this way as well

{% for value in dict %} 
    {{value}}                                                                   
{% endfor %}

or with key, value like

{% for key,value in dict.items %}
    {{key}} : {{ value }}
{% endfor %}