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Django: How do I combine a list and a queryset, paginate both of them and iterate through them in the template?


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I'm finishing up my leader-board. I currently return the top 100 leaders for a given category. I need to attach the current rank to the results.



At first I tried the forloop.counter variable in the template, but since the results are paginated by 10 results at a time, each new page reset the counter.



 def leaderboard(request):
stats = Leaderboard.objects.all().order_by('-most_hits')[:100]
rank = list(range(1, 101))
paginator = Paginator(stats, 10)
page = request.GET.get('page')
results = paginator.get_page(page)
context = 'results': results, 'rank': rank


currently returning wrong rank on page 2,3 etc










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    I'm finishing up my leader-board. I currently return the top 100 leaders for a given category. I need to attach the current rank to the results.



    At first I tried the forloop.counter variable in the template, but since the results are paginated by 10 results at a time, each new page reset the counter.



     def leaderboard(request):
    stats = Leaderboard.objects.all().order_by('-most_hits')[:100]
    rank = list(range(1, 101))
    paginator = Paginator(stats, 10)
    page = request.GET.get('page')
    results = paginator.get_page(page)
    context = 'results': results, 'rank': rank


    currently returning wrong rank on page 2,3 etc










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      I'm finishing up my leader-board. I currently return the top 100 leaders for a given category. I need to attach the current rank to the results.



      At first I tried the forloop.counter variable in the template, but since the results are paginated by 10 results at a time, each new page reset the counter.



       def leaderboard(request):
      stats = Leaderboard.objects.all().order_by('-most_hits')[:100]
      rank = list(range(1, 101))
      paginator = Paginator(stats, 10)
      page = request.GET.get('page')
      results = paginator.get_page(page)
      context = 'results': results, 'rank': rank


      currently returning wrong rank on page 2,3 etc










      share|improve this question














      I'm finishing up my leader-board. I currently return the top 100 leaders for a given category. I need to attach the current rank to the results.



      At first I tried the forloop.counter variable in the template, but since the results are paginated by 10 results at a time, each new page reset the counter.



       def leaderboard(request):
      stats = Leaderboard.objects.all().order_by('-most_hits')[:100]
      rank = list(range(1, 101))
      paginator = Paginator(stats, 10)
      page = request.GET.get('page')
      results = paginator.get_page(page)
      context = 'results': results, 'rank': rank


      currently returning wrong rank on page 2,3 etc







      django list templates pagination django-queryset






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          The answer wasn't that hard: I just used zip to combine the list and queryset. For the pagination I just repeated the same paginate steps for the rank that I used for the queryset with new variable names. Finally, I iterated through the zipped variable in the template:



           def leaderboard(request):
          stats = Leaderboard.objects.all().order_by('-most_hits')[:100]
          rank = list(range(1, 101))
          paginator = Paginator(stats, 10)
          page = request.GET.get('page')
          stats = paginator.get_page(page)

          paginator2 = Paginator(rank, 10)
          page2 = request.GET.get('page')
          rank = paginator2.get_page(page2)

          rank_and_query = zip(rank, stats)
          context = 'rank_and_query': rank_and_query


           % for rank,stats in rank_and_query %
          <li> rank : stats.leader </li>
          % endfor %





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            The answer wasn't that hard: I just used zip to combine the list and queryset. For the pagination I just repeated the same paginate steps for the rank that I used for the queryset with new variable names. Finally, I iterated through the zipped variable in the template:



             def leaderboard(request):
            stats = Leaderboard.objects.all().order_by('-most_hits')[:100]
            rank = list(range(1, 101))
            paginator = Paginator(stats, 10)
            page = request.GET.get('page')
            stats = paginator.get_page(page)

            paginator2 = Paginator(rank, 10)
            page2 = request.GET.get('page')
            rank = paginator2.get_page(page2)

            rank_and_query = zip(rank, stats)
            context = 'rank_and_query': rank_and_query


             % for rank,stats in rank_and_query %
            <li> rank : stats.leader </li>
            % endfor %





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              The answer wasn't that hard: I just used zip to combine the list and queryset. For the pagination I just repeated the same paginate steps for the rank that I used for the queryset with new variable names. Finally, I iterated through the zipped variable in the template:



               def leaderboard(request):
              stats = Leaderboard.objects.all().order_by('-most_hits')[:100]
              rank = list(range(1, 101))
              paginator = Paginator(stats, 10)
              page = request.GET.get('page')
              stats = paginator.get_page(page)

              paginator2 = Paginator(rank, 10)
              page2 = request.GET.get('page')
              rank = paginator2.get_page(page2)

              rank_and_query = zip(rank, stats)
              context = 'rank_and_query': rank_and_query


               % for rank,stats in rank_and_query %
              <li> rank : stats.leader </li>
              % endfor %





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                The answer wasn't that hard: I just used zip to combine the list and queryset. For the pagination I just repeated the same paginate steps for the rank that I used for the queryset with new variable names. Finally, I iterated through the zipped variable in the template:



                 def leaderboard(request):
                stats = Leaderboard.objects.all().order_by('-most_hits')[:100]
                rank = list(range(1, 101))
                paginator = Paginator(stats, 10)
                page = request.GET.get('page')
                stats = paginator.get_page(page)

                paginator2 = Paginator(rank, 10)
                page2 = request.GET.get('page')
                rank = paginator2.get_page(page2)

                rank_and_query = zip(rank, stats)
                context = 'rank_and_query': rank_and_query


                 % for rank,stats in rank_and_query %
                <li> rank : stats.leader </li>
                % endfor %





                share|improve this answer













                The answer wasn't that hard: I just used zip to combine the list and queryset. For the pagination I just repeated the same paginate steps for the rank that I used for the queryset with new variable names. Finally, I iterated through the zipped variable in the template:



                 def leaderboard(request):
                stats = Leaderboard.objects.all().order_by('-most_hits')[:100]
                rank = list(range(1, 101))
                paginator = Paginator(stats, 10)
                page = request.GET.get('page')
                stats = paginator.get_page(page)

                paginator2 = Paginator(rank, 10)
                page2 = request.GET.get('page')
                rank = paginator2.get_page(page2)

                rank_and_query = zip(rank, stats)
                context = 'rank_and_query': rank_and_query


                 % for rank,stats in rank_and_query %
                <li> rank : stats.leader </li>
                % endfor %






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