Scott Anderson wrote:
> You could also do this:
>
> ContentType.objects.filter(app_label__exact='aiyo',
> model__in=('content', 'product'))
>
> which is more concise and may treat the query optimizer in your database
> better.
hi Scott,
this is great! however, I'm having another problem, let me put it
straight:
I'm building a generic purpose bookmark app, which could be used to:
1. bookmark models in 'bookmarkable_list' of a django site
2. bookmark external urls
I built the 'bookmarkable_list' from settings.py in the following way:
== settings.py ==
BOOKMARKABLE_APP_MODEL_LIST = ['aiyo.content', 'aiyo.product',
'comments.comment', 'comments.freecomment']
== bookmark.py ==
from agv.settings import BOOKMARKABLE_APP_MODEL_LIST
q = Q()
for app_model in BOOKMARKABLE_APP_MODEL_LIST:
app_label, model = app_model.split('.')
q = q | (Q(app_label__exact=app_label) & Q(model__exact=model))
BOOKMARKABLE_DJANGO_CONTENT_TYPE_ID_LIST = [str(d['id']) for d in
ContentType.objects.filter(q).values('id')]
any advice to make it better?
Regards,
- Eric
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