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so there is this IF statement inside a html file , which is failing to return a TRUE when both the strings are the same , i dont know why , i copy pasted the same strings from database to another python compiler and it said TRUE but it is only failing here I will add a sscreenshot of a reverse case where i will print it if they are not equal so you can see the string and confirm enter image description here

this is the printed ones , i currently have 2 comments in my database

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here it prints for both case ,hence shows how both strings are not same for both cases

im using django

one of the fields is a CharField with max length of 500 and another (post_id = models.CharField(max_length=500))

another is a uuid field (id = models.UUIDField(primary_key=True, default=uuid.uuid4))

i tried is instead of == , still fails im expecting it to only return a TRUE if both strings are equal ( please ignore the != in screenshot as it is just to print out the strings)

Rebellio _69
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{% if post.id|stringformat:"s" == comments.post_id %} this solved it , thanks

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