In my django view, I have a list that looks like the above (except 50 lists embedded within the big list. In my template, how do I use a for loop to reference to display each of the elements within every list?
I am also trying to access a particular element within a list, for example the element 'c' in the below example. I tried feed[0][1] in the template but received an error.
feed = [ [0,a,b,c], [1,d,e,f], ... ] {% for video in feed %} #not sure what to put here {% endfor %} Something like this:
{% for video in feed %} {%for item in video %} {{item}} {% comment %} render it appropriately {% endcomment %} {%endfor%} {% endfor %} video is again a list so you can again iterate over it to get item in it and use it to render appropriate html.
EDIT: With reference to comment by #jdi and updated question, if you want to access particular element of list you can do:
{% video in feed %} {{ video.3 }} {% comment %} To access 3rd element {% endcomment %} {{ video|last }} {% comment %} To access last element {% endcomment %} {%endfor%} 
<!-- comment --> or the django comment tag {% comment %} comment {% endcomment %}for loop, you would just access it by index: {{ video.3 }} or {{ video|last }}
{# ... #} is django template syntax for single line comment. I agree it doesn't look good in the SO code syntax.I use
{%for D in TablePivot %} <tr class="{% cycle row1,row2 %}"> {%for valor in D %} <td>{{valor}}</td> {%endfor%} </tr> {%endfor%} 