[Django]The choices dictionary defined in models displays values ​​in the page_html/css_WEB-ITnose

Question:

In django's models.py, we define some tuples of choices, similar to some dictionary values, usually drop-down boxes or single and multiple selection boxes, for example, 0 corresponds to male, 1 corresponds to female, etc.

class Area(models.Model):    Area_Level = (         (0, u'全国'),         (1, u'省、直辖市'),         (2, u'市、直辖市区'),         (3, u'区、县等'),    )    areaname = models.CharField(max_length=30,unique=True, verbose_name='区域名称')    code = models.CharField(max_length=20,blank=True, default="", verbose_name='区域代码')    parentid  = models.IntegerField(verbose_name='父级id', null=True)    level = models.IntegerField(choices=Area_Level,verbose_name='层级', null=True)

There is a table on the page to display the fields in the table. If 0 is stored in the database, it will display the whole country, and 1 will display the province. , municipalities are similar:

名称	代码	层级	     上级地区	操作全国		全国(0)		        删除北京	bj	省、直辖市(1)	全国	删除

Is there such a method in Django that we can use directly?

Solution:

We can google it first, the first result:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4320679/ django-display-choice-value

Here are the answers, one is to use django’s own method, and the other is to use if to judge (obviously everyone doesn’t like this)

Django’s documentation is here:

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/models/instances/#django.db.models.Model .get_FOO_display

On the page, we can directly display the dictionary value by writing this

 <td>{{ obj.get_level_display  }}({{ obj.level }})</td>

obj.get_field name_ display.

If you want to use the framework well, you still need to read more documents.

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