How break cycle for with if else statement in django template












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I read if else statement in Django docs
but i don't understand my case.
I have photos list, i want render image if is COVER else i want render static image.
This my code



{% for x in listing.photos.all %}
{% if x.photo_tipo == 'COVER' %}
<img src="{{ x.get_thumb }}" alt="">
{% else %}
<img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt="">
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}


Result is: an image if x.photo == 'COVER' and a static image for every other photo in the list.
I would like to get only one result if the declaration is true or only one static image if it is false










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    I read if else statement in Django docs
    but i don't understand my case.
    I have photos list, i want render image if is COVER else i want render static image.
    This my code



    {% for x in listing.photos.all %}
    {% if x.photo_tipo == 'COVER' %}
    <img src="{{ x.get_thumb }}" alt="">
    {% else %}
    <img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt="">
    {% endif %}
    {% endfor %}


    Result is: an image if x.photo == 'COVER' and a static image for every other photo in the list.
    I would like to get only one result if the declaration is true or only one static image if it is false










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      I read if else statement in Django docs
      but i don't understand my case.
      I have photos list, i want render image if is COVER else i want render static image.
      This my code



      {% for x in listing.photos.all %}
      {% if x.photo_tipo == 'COVER' %}
      <img src="{{ x.get_thumb }}" alt="">
      {% else %}
      <img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt="">
      {% endif %}
      {% endfor %}


      Result is: an image if x.photo == 'COVER' and a static image for every other photo in the list.
      I would like to get only one result if the declaration is true or only one static image if it is false










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      I read if else statement in Django docs
      but i don't understand my case.
      I have photos list, i want render image if is COVER else i want render static image.
      This my code



      {% for x in listing.photos.all %}
      {% if x.photo_tipo == 'COVER' %}
      <img src="{{ x.get_thumb }}" alt="">
      {% else %}
      <img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt="">
      {% endif %}
      {% endfor %}


      Result is: an image if x.photo == 'COVER' and a static image for every other photo in the list.
      I would like to get only one result if the declaration is true or only one static image if it is false







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          Don't do this in the template. Add some logic somewhere that gives you the photo with that type directly if it exists. A good way would be with a method on the Listing model:



          class Listing(models.Model):
          ...
          def cover_photo(self):
          return self.photos.filter(photo_tipo='COVER').first()


          Now your template could be:



          {% with photo as listing.cover_photo %}
          {% if photo %}
          <img src="{{ photo.get_thumb }}" alt="">
          {% else %}
          <img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt="">
          {% endif %}
          {% endwith %}





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          • Thank you very much, but i don't know to apply it in my case.
            – Umbox
            Nov 21 at 18:44










          • I write method def cover_photo(self): return Photo.objects.filter(photo_tipo ='COVER').first() in my Photo model. But photos doesn't display in my ListView
            – Umbox
            Nov 21 at 18:51












          • No that goes in the model of whatever listing is, ie the thing that has the relationship to Photo.
            – Daniel Roseman
            Nov 21 at 19:05












          • I put in template {% with photo as listing.photos.cover_photo %} {% if photo %} <img src="{{ photo.get_thumb }}" alt=""> {% else %} <img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt=""> {% endif %} {% endwith %} It display only static image
            – Umbox
            Nov 21 at 19:12













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          Don't do this in the template. Add some logic somewhere that gives you the photo with that type directly if it exists. A good way would be with a method on the Listing model:



          class Listing(models.Model):
          ...
          def cover_photo(self):
          return self.photos.filter(photo_tipo='COVER').first()


          Now your template could be:



          {% with photo as listing.cover_photo %}
          {% if photo %}
          <img src="{{ photo.get_thumb }}" alt="">
          {% else %}
          <img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt="">
          {% endif %}
          {% endwith %}





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          • Thank you very much, but i don't know to apply it in my case.
            – Umbox
            Nov 21 at 18:44










          • I write method def cover_photo(self): return Photo.objects.filter(photo_tipo ='COVER').first() in my Photo model. But photos doesn't display in my ListView
            – Umbox
            Nov 21 at 18:51












          • No that goes in the model of whatever listing is, ie the thing that has the relationship to Photo.
            – Daniel Roseman
            Nov 21 at 19:05












          • I put in template {% with photo as listing.photos.cover_photo %} {% if photo %} <img src="{{ photo.get_thumb }}" alt=""> {% else %} <img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt=""> {% endif %} {% endwith %} It display only static image
            – Umbox
            Nov 21 at 19:12


















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          Don't do this in the template. Add some logic somewhere that gives you the photo with that type directly if it exists. A good way would be with a method on the Listing model:



          class Listing(models.Model):
          ...
          def cover_photo(self):
          return self.photos.filter(photo_tipo='COVER').first()


          Now your template could be:



          {% with photo as listing.cover_photo %}
          {% if photo %}
          <img src="{{ photo.get_thumb }}" alt="">
          {% else %}
          <img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt="">
          {% endif %}
          {% endwith %}





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          • Thank you very much, but i don't know to apply it in my case.
            – Umbox
            Nov 21 at 18:44










          • I write method def cover_photo(self): return Photo.objects.filter(photo_tipo ='COVER').first() in my Photo model. But photos doesn't display in my ListView
            – Umbox
            Nov 21 at 18:51












          • No that goes in the model of whatever listing is, ie the thing that has the relationship to Photo.
            – Daniel Roseman
            Nov 21 at 19:05












          • I put in template {% with photo as listing.photos.cover_photo %} {% if photo %} <img src="{{ photo.get_thumb }}" alt=""> {% else %} <img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt=""> {% endif %} {% endwith %} It display only static image
            – Umbox
            Nov 21 at 19:12
















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          Don't do this in the template. Add some logic somewhere that gives you the photo with that type directly if it exists. A good way would be with a method on the Listing model:



          class Listing(models.Model):
          ...
          def cover_photo(self):
          return self.photos.filter(photo_tipo='COVER').first()


          Now your template could be:



          {% with photo as listing.cover_photo %}
          {% if photo %}
          <img src="{{ photo.get_thumb }}" alt="">
          {% else %}
          <img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt="">
          {% endif %}
          {% endwith %}





          share|improve this answer












          Don't do this in the template. Add some logic somewhere that gives you the photo with that type directly if it exists. A good way would be with a method on the Listing model:



          class Listing(models.Model):
          ...
          def cover_photo(self):
          return self.photos.filter(photo_tipo='COVER').first()


          Now your template could be:



          {% with photo as listing.cover_photo %}
          {% if photo %}
          <img src="{{ photo.get_thumb }}" alt="">
          {% else %}
          <img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt="">
          {% endif %}
          {% endwith %}






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          answered Nov 21 at 10:36









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          • Thank you very much, but i don't know to apply it in my case.
            – Umbox
            Nov 21 at 18:44










          • I write method def cover_photo(self): return Photo.objects.filter(photo_tipo ='COVER').first() in my Photo model. But photos doesn't display in my ListView
            – Umbox
            Nov 21 at 18:51












          • No that goes in the model of whatever listing is, ie the thing that has the relationship to Photo.
            – Daniel Roseman
            Nov 21 at 19:05












          • I put in template {% with photo as listing.photos.cover_photo %} {% if photo %} <img src="{{ photo.get_thumb }}" alt=""> {% else %} <img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt=""> {% endif %} {% endwith %} It display only static image
            – Umbox
            Nov 21 at 19:12




















          • Thank you very much, but i don't know to apply it in my case.
            – Umbox
            Nov 21 at 18:44










          • I write method def cover_photo(self): return Photo.objects.filter(photo_tipo ='COVER').first() in my Photo model. But photos doesn't display in my ListView
            – Umbox
            Nov 21 at 18:51












          • No that goes in the model of whatever listing is, ie the thing that has the relationship to Photo.
            – Daniel Roseman
            Nov 21 at 19:05












          • I put in template {% with photo as listing.photos.cover_photo %} {% if photo %} <img src="{{ photo.get_thumb }}" alt=""> {% else %} <img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt=""> {% endif %} {% endwith %} It display only static image
            – Umbox
            Nov 21 at 19:12


















          Thank you very much, but i don't know to apply it in my case.
          – Umbox
          Nov 21 at 18:44




          Thank you very much, but i don't know to apply it in my case.
          – Umbox
          Nov 21 at 18:44












          I write method def cover_photo(self): return Photo.objects.filter(photo_tipo ='COVER').first() in my Photo model. But photos doesn't display in my ListView
          – Umbox
          Nov 21 at 18:51






          I write method def cover_photo(self): return Photo.objects.filter(photo_tipo ='COVER').first() in my Photo model. But photos doesn't display in my ListView
          – Umbox
          Nov 21 at 18:51














          No that goes in the model of whatever listing is, ie the thing that has the relationship to Photo.
          – Daniel Roseman
          Nov 21 at 19:05






          No that goes in the model of whatever listing is, ie the thing that has the relationship to Photo.
          – Daniel Roseman
          Nov 21 at 19:05














          I put in template {% with photo as listing.photos.cover_photo %} {% if photo %} <img src="{{ photo.get_thumb }}" alt=""> {% else %} <img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt=""> {% endif %} {% endwith %} It display only static image
          – Umbox
          Nov 21 at 19:12






          I put in template {% with photo as listing.photos.cover_photo %} {% if photo %} <img src="{{ photo.get_thumb }}" alt=""> {% else %} <img src="{% static 'images/about/1.jpg' %}" alt=""> {% endif %} {% endwith %} It display only static image
          – Umbox
          Nov 21 at 19:12




















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