The previous install of django_tables2 (1.1.1) allowed reference to explicit columns - e.g.:
{% for row in table.rows %}{{ row.det_id }}
{% endfor %}
The current version of django_tables2 does NOT allow this. (The version installed on psweb2 was 1.10.) The solution is completely unclear at the moment. Need help from the code author.
In the meantime, I downgraded back to 1.1.1. Note also that the LATEST version of django_tables2 (1.11.0) will insist on an update to django 1.11.6, and we are not yet ready to migrate.
Please leave open for the time being. I'll need to deal with this when moving to Python 3. (I got an enhancement from the django_tables2 developers as well.)
Originally reported by: Ken Smith (Bitbucket: genghisken, GitHub: genghisken)
The previous install of django_tables2 (1.1.1) allowed reference to explicit columns - e.g.:
The current version of django_tables2 does NOT allow this. (The version installed on psweb2 was 1.10.) The solution is completely unclear at the moment. Need help from the code author.
In the meantime, I downgraded back to 1.1.1. Note also that the LATEST version of django_tables2 (1.11.0) will insist on an update to django 1.11.6, and we are not yet ready to migrate.