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Django has a nice feature to add thousands separators to integers in templates automatically, by setting NUMBER_GROUPING=True. The problem is that for some integers (for instance 'year') you do not want decimal grouping. Somehow I can't find a filter or something else that prevents Django from adding thousands separators to my integers.
Does anyone know what I should do to exclude certain integers from being processed by the NUMBER_GROUPING process, without disabling this functionality for other integers?
Wout
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Controlling localization in templates When you have enabled formatting with USE_L10N , Django will try to use a locale specific format whenever it outputs a value in a template.
Django for loop counter All the variables related to the counter are listed below. forloop. counter: By using this, the iteration of the loop starts from index 1. forloop. counter0: By using this, the iteration of the loop starts from index 0.
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The NUMBER_GROUPING setting is part of django's format localization functionality. To get rid of it in a template try {{ value|unlocalize }}. You'll also need to {% load l10n %} beforehand. This also seems to require django 1.3.
See the docs for more info.
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