generate html table with potentially expanding columns and need to reordering columns, using django
I have created a list of dictionary in a format as below:

    [{u'PLAN_A': True, u'PLAN_B': True, u'PLAN_C': True, u'PLAN_D': True, 
      u'PLAN_E': True, u'PLAN_F': True, 'date': u'2011-08-01', u'PLAN_G': True}
     {u'PLAN_A': True, u'PLAN_B': True, u'PLAN_C': True, u'PLAN_D': True, 
      u'PLAN_E': True, u'PLAN_F': True, 'date': u'2011-08-01', u'PLAN_G': True}]

A little explanation here:

The list contains information to check whether information regarding the investment plans is already provided for a particular month, if information is available, it will be `TRUE`, if not it will be `FALSE`
- PLAN_A is the name of an investment plan, which means there are 7 of them here
- True/False refers to whether information is entered for that particular month

I want to create a HTML output using django like the one below:

    DATE    PLAN_A  PLAN_B  PLAN_C
    2010-01 TRUE    FALSE   TRUE
    2010-02 TRUE    FALSE   TRUE
    2010-03 TRUE    FALSE   FALSE

I don't want to hard-code the column name (i.e. PLAN_A, PLAN_B, PLANC), as there maybe increasing number of plans in the future.

I think that will be a for-loop for creating `<tr>` and `<td>`. If I am working this as R, I will rearrange the column of the `dataframe` to the way I like (maybe I want PLAN_A to be at the third column, but not the first column), but having known that dictionary cannot be sorted, I don't know how to arrange the `keys` inside, as you can see in my dataset, the `date` key is at the 7th column.

Can anyone help? Thanks.
generate html table with potentially expanding columns and need to reordering columns, using django
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I have created a list of dictionary in a format as below:

    [{u'PLAN_A': True, u'PLAN_B': True, u'PLAN_C': True, u'PLAN_D': True, 
      u'PLAN_E': True, u'PLAN_F': True, 'date': u'2011-08-01', u'PLAN_G': True}
     {u'PLAN_A': True, u'PLAN_B': True, u'PLAN_C': True, u'PLAN_D': True, 
      u'PLAN_E': True, u'PLAN_F': True, 'date': u'2011-08-01', u'PLAN_G': True}]

A little explanation here:

The list contains information to check whether information regarding the investment plans is already provided for a particular month, if information is available, it will be `TRUE`, if not it will be `FALSE`
- PLAN_A is the name of an investment plan, which means there are 7 of them here
- True/False refers to whether information is entered for that particular month

I want to create a HTML output using django like the one below:

    DATE    PLAN_A  PLAN_B  PLAN_C
    2010-01 TRUE    FALSE   TRUE
    2010-02 TRUE    FALSE   TRUE
    2010-03 TRUE    FALSE   FALSE

I don't want to hard-code the column name (i.e. PLAN_A, PLAN_B, PLANC), as there maybe increasing number of plans in the future.

I think that will be a for-loop for creating `<tr>` and `<td>`. If I am working this as R, I will rearrange the column of the `dataframe` to the way I like (maybe I want PLAN_A to be at the third column, but not the first column), but having known that dictionary cannot be sorted, I don't know how to arrange the `keys` inside, as you can see in my dataset, the `date` key is at the 7th column.

Can anyone help? Thanks.