Does anyone know or have any experience about bad side effects of using "nested include tags"? (I mean including a template file which itself includes another t
Some data needs to be present in all templates. How can I transfer the data I need to base.html? For normal templates I use the render() function. I do not unde
I'm trying to make a template which iterates over a list to check if a string exists. if it does then something happens, if the string isn't in the list, somet
In my playbook, a JSON file is included using the include_vars module. The content of the JSON file is as given below: { "Component1": { "parameter1" : "
When I pass a variable in Flask my Bootstrap styling doesn't work. If I use a normal app route without the variable the styling works. The relevant code is as f
I want to call a FastAPI route from a jinja2 template and pass both path and query data to the called route. All my attempts fail. I tried something in the jinj
There are a couple post in regards to Pyinstaller having issuing recognizing jinja2, unfortunately none have resolved my issue. Ideally if Pyinstaller supports
I need to compare postback.campaign_id with the value of the next item. If it's similar, then, I don't print nothing, if not, then, print my row. But, this code
I would like to compare more than 2 lists, and see if they have the same values in same indexes. I have the previous questions regarding how I can alternate the
I am aware that conda's meta.yaml file uses jinja templating, which allows us to pass values to it via environment variables. For example like this: package:
I'm building an Ansible playbook in which I want to make a backup of a database in case I need to upgrade the software. For this I want to compare the highest v
I'm trying to write an if statement in jinja template: {% for key in data %} {% if key is 'priority' %} <p>('Priority: ' + str(data[key])</
Imagine this is my query : query = ''' SELECT * FROM table WHERE id = {{myid}}''' params = {'myid':3} j= JinJaSql(param_style='pyformat
When running Flask normally, everything described below works absolutely fine. When running a build in Frozen-Flask however, I run into the following issue: In
I'm upgrading a Flask app from python2 to python3, Jinja2 now renders bytes with trailing b and single quotes, e.g. b'a123' while I need them rendered as a123.
I'm building a web page to show articles. In my database, I have to attributes, one of which is used to put Markdown code and the other to s
In a given model, I am using two macros to create sets for a later loop. Adapting the example from the docs, it looks something like this: {% set pay_1 = ["bank
I have a angular app that sends json data to a django backend. The django app save the json data in to a DB and later pulls it out to send it back to the angula
I am trying to print a variable number of spaces stored in a variable in jinja2, but jinja is escaping the contents of the variable. So when I store   i
I am trying this code in Google Colab !pip install pycaret As part of the install it gives this message Installing collected packages: jinja2 Attempting unin
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