I have a `v-for` like so:

```
            <p> User Responses(s):</p>
        <template v-for="item in UserResponses">
          <ol v-if="item.some_condition==item._is_true">
            <li :name="item.id + '__UR'"> [[ item.some_variable_to_render ] ]] </li>
          </ol>
      </template>

```

Works great. However, what I would like to do is say `No user responses` when the `some_condition_is_true` fails, but if I add an `v-else` the message (No user responses) will be printed in every loop, which is not desired ofcourse. How does one solve this problem?

To this end, I wondered if I could test if the element `item.id + '__UR'" is present and if not add an element with text saying`No user responses`

I am not sure however that this is the correct way to go about this.

*EDIT*

Just to reiterate: using `v-if` before `v-for` is not an option since the object being iterated on is a nesed JSON which then is filtered through some vuejs filters, so yea, this is not an option.