Make the model a string on a Django HTML template

I had been worried about it for a long time, and I was trying to compare the people who handed it over to the template in the dictionary type, but it didn't work. I finally solved it.

The solution was solved by converting it to a string type and comparing it.

schedule.html

<tbody>
    {% for staff in user_list %}
        <tr align="center">
        <th class="staff_name" staff_id="{{ staff.staff_id }}" width="200" >{{ staff.last_name }} {{ staff.first_name }}</th>  <!--staff_id element used in js-->
        {% for item in object_list %} 
            {% if item.user|stringformat:"s" == staff.username|stringformat:"s" %} ###Convert to string here
                    <td class="day_{{ item.date }}" id="s{{ staff.id }}d{{ item.date }}">
                    {{ item.shift_name_1 }}
                    </td>
                {% endif %}            
        {% endfor %}
        </tr>
    {% endfor %}
</tbody>

Finally. I really had a hard time ... Even if I displayed it on the screen, it was displayed as atsushi, so I didn't understand it for a long time.

I doubt that it can be really compared, and if I compare it with item.user = "atsushi", it is judged that they do not match ... I found out that I didn't recognize it as a string here. It takes a few hours to get here ... (laughs)

Finally I was able to display the registered shifts!

This is the html that can display this.

schedule/month.py

{% extends 'schedule/base.html' %}
{% block header %}
{% endblock header %}

{% block content %}
<table class="table table-striped table-bordered">
<thead>
    <tr align="center" class="info">    <!--date-->
        <th rowspan="2"></th>
        {% for item in calender_object %}
                <th class="day_{{ item.date }}">{{ item.date | date:"d" }}</th>
        {% endfor %}
    <tr align="center" class="info">   <!--Day of the week-->
        {% for item in youbi_object %}
            <th class="day_{{ item.date }}">{{ item }}</th>
        {% endfor %}
    </tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
    {% for staff in user_list %}
        <tr align="center">
        <th class="staff_name" staff_id="{{ staff.staff_id }}" width="200" >{{ staff.last_name }} {{ staff.first_name }}</th>  <!--staff_id element used in js-->
        {% for item in object_list %} 
                {% if item.user|stringformat:"s" == staff.username|stringformat:"s" %}
                <td class="day_{{ item.date }}" id="s{{ staff.id }}d{{ item.date }}">
                    {% if item.shift_name_1 != None %}
                        {{ item.shift_name_1 }}           
                    {% endif %}
                    {% if item.shift_name_2 != None %}
                        {{ item.shift_name_2 }}               
                    {% endif %}
                    {% if item.shift_name_3 != None %}
                        {{ item.shift_name_3 }}               
                    {% endif %}
                    {% if item.shift_name_4 != None %}
                        {{ item.shift_name_4 }}
                    {% endif %}               
                </td>
            {% endif %}            
        {% endfor %}
        </tr>
    {% endfor %}
</tbody>

</table>
{% endblock content %}

Next, I would like to add a process of coloring depending on the facility.

Finally willing to be happy: relaxed: