There are several possible reasons why an if statement may not function properly in a Django HTML template:
Incorrect syntax: The if statement may have incorrect syntax or missing parts, such as missing parentheses or quotation marks around values.
Scope: The variable or context object that is being used in the if statement may not be available in the template's scope or may not be passed to the template correctly.
Variable type: The variable being used in the if statement may not be of the expected type, leading to unexpected behavior.
Value comparisons: The values being compared in the if statement may not be what is expected, leading to unexpected behavior.
Conditional logic: The logic in the if statement may not be what is expected, leading to unexpected behavior.
Cached template: If the changes you've made are not showing up, it could be a problem with the cache. Try deleting the cache to see if that fixes the problem.
Overall, it is important to carefully check the syntax and logic of the if statement, verify that the correct context objects and variables are being used, and ensure that the values being compared are what is expected.
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