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14,780 Pointstemplates/options.html
I have been pulling my hair out for twenty minutes trying to solve this. I can't look at the options file to see what data I should be accessing, and the question is so vague I can't figure out what I am missing. According to this question I should be able to imbed a for loop as "for item in options" and then do <li>item to complete this challenge. But if I do that I get a parse error on line 19 which neither page of this challenge has 19 lines of code, and if I change the "options" in the for loop to "options[]" then it says its not printing enough lines of <li>, 0 lines found.
from flask import Flask, render_template
from options import OPTIONS
app = Flask(__name__)
@app.route('/')
def index():
return render_template('options.html', options=OPTIONS)
<ul>
{% for name in options %}
<li>{{ name }}
{% endfor %}
</ul>
1 Answer
Anthony Reinosa
4,499 PointsHello, Here is a hint. Whenever you open something you have to close it, for example You opened <ul> and you closed it</ul>. Hope this helps.
Stephen McClure
14,780 PointsStephen McClure
14,780 PointsThanks yeah I finally figured that out, but I was also missing something else too so it kept failing on me.