I am wanting to include dynamic variables inside of an if statement.

{% elif request.path == "/order/**{{city}}**" %}

I have a database I can refer to, to get the city names I need out depending on the url but am having a hard time sending that info in through this if statement. (Everything works dynamically up until this point)

Solutions?

CodePudding user response：

Backtrack a bit and just make the condition in the views.py then pass a boolean in the context which saves you the trouble of this complicated notation which contains far too many special symbols to be worth the headache

CodePudding user response：

In the views.py

city = City.objects.get(city_slug=city_slug)
my_city = "https://www.wesbsite.com/order/{}".format(city)

was my solution to including dynamic variables in the url

found at How to add variable to URL?

I overcomplicated it but Blye pointed in the right direction, telling me to do so in the views.py as opposed to directly in the html file.