im trying to figure out how to call something from a json file without using for loops.
% for projekte in liste:
<tr>
<td>${projekte['id']}</td>
<td>${projekte['projektnummer']}</td>
<td>${projekte['bezeichnung']}</td>
<td>${projekte['beschreibung']}</td>
<td>${projekte['bearbeitungszeitraumA']} bis ${projekte['bearbeitungszeitraumB']}</td>
<td>${projekte['budget']}</td>
<td>${projekte['kundenverweis']}</td>
<td>${projekte['mitarbeiterverweis']}</td>
<td>${projekte['aufwand']}</td>
<td>
<ul class="buttons">
<li><a href="edit?key=${projekte['id']}">Bearbeiten</a></li>
<li><a href="delete?key=${projekte['id']}">Löschen</a></li>
% for orga in liste3:
<li><a href="/orga/edit?key=${orga['id']}">${orga['bezeichnung']}</a></li>
% endfor
</ul>
</td>
</tr>
% endfor
orga has id's of the projects. The issue is that i cant figure out how to inluce them without a loop because this one will give me a link for every project i have inside very single entry. I want it to send me to another form with the projects ID to continue there.
Why not going through its keys ?
% for projekte in liste:
<%
# instead of looping on `liste3` variable until you find the match
# extract the match directly.
# if not found - value is None by default
orga = liste3.get(projekte['id'])
%>
<tr>
% for key, value in projekte.items():
<td> ${value} </td>
% if orga:
<li>
<a href="/orga/edit?key=${orga['id']}">
${orga['bezeichnung']}
</a>
</li>
% endif
% endfor
</tr>
%endfor
A side note regarding the <td>s:
The for key,value can be replaced with the following if you care about the order of the rows/values
sort_by = ['id', 'projektnummer', 'bezeichnung' ...]
% for key in sort_by:
<td> ${projekte[key]} </td>
% endfor
OR, if you care about the order, make sure to initialize projekte as projekte = OrderedDict() vs projekte = {} it will keep its order during insertion of values / keys ... also when printing ...