I have a Python list that I'm supplying to the template:
{'error_name':'Please enter a name',
'error_email':'Please enter an email'}
And would like to display:
<ul>
<li>Please enter a name</li>
<li>Please enter an email</li>
</ul>
I have a Python list that I'm supplying to the template:
{'error_name':'Please enter a name',
'error_email':'Please enter an email'}
And would like to display:
<ul>
<li>Please enter a name</li>
<li>Please enter an email</li>
</ul>
<ul>
% for prompt in whateveryoucalledit.values():
<li>${prompt}</li>
% endfor
</ul>
where whateveryoucalledit
it is the name under which you chose to pass that container (which, as a comment noticed, is a dict, not a list). The nice thing about mako, after all, is precisely that it's wonderfully close to Python itself (except for the need to "strop" things around a bit, and explicitly close blocks rather than just indend/deindent;-).