🔀 #13 - Django Templates with Conditional Statements | If Else in Django Templates
In this video, you will learn how to use conditional statements in Django templates. We explain how to pass values from a view function and use if and endif conditions inside an HTML template to control what is displayed.
This tutorial is very useful for beginners learning dynamic content rendering in Django.
📌 Django Template Conditions – Step by Step
📝 Step 1: Create View Function
Open views.py and create a view function named view_profile.
Pass the value from the URL into the context dictionary.
Explanation:
id comes from the URL
It is stored inside context
Context sends data to the template
🔁 Step 2: Render Template with Context
Use the render function to return the HTML template along with the context data.
This allows the template to access the value of id.
🧠 Step 3: Use Conditional Statements in Template
Open test.html.
Use Django template if and endif syntax to check the value.
Example explanation:
If id exists → show profile details
Else → show a default message
Template logic uses:
if condition
endif to close the condition
🎯 What Happens Internally?
✔ URL sends id to view
✔ View stores id in context
✔ Context reaches template
✔ Template checks condition
✔ Content is shown dynamically
🌐 Final Output
When you open the page:
If an id is provided, profile content is displayed
If id is not provided, a fallback message is shown
💡 Why Conditional Statements Are Important in Django Templates?
✔ Control content visibility
✔ Build dynamic pages
✔ Handle optional data
✔ Required for real-world applications
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