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I am upgrading from python 2 to 3 .



{% if category = 'media-articles' %}
Could not parse the remainder: '=' from '='

This strange issue has come up anew.
Please note that this code was working fine with python2.7

I have tried all the said solutions of extra space around the operator.
Kindly help me solve this issue and if required apply a fix in python3 as well.

This issue is found in python3.5 and python3.6 environments.

Shouldn't it be

Output:
{% if category == 'media-articles' %}

I don't think your original code would work in python2 either

(Feb-20-2019, 10:21 AM)buran Wrote: [ -> ]Shouldn't it be

Output:
{% if category == 'media-articles' %}

I don't think your original code would work in python2 either

In the initial code it was = , but yes you are right. Logically it should be ==.

Although the sadder part is , I've tried all possibilities including this and it's giving the same exact error.

(Feb-20-2019, 11:15 AM)Saurabh Wrote: [ -> ]Although the sadder part is , I've tried all possibilities including this and it's giving the same exact error.

Please post full traceback in error tags, as well as the relevant code that render the template - in python tags