On 8/14/06, mediumgrade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Yes, that would be the relationship and that was actually the first > thing I tried. The template gets passed an "array" of "entry" objects. > Within the template, I loop through them printing the headline, portion > of the body, and the created date. With Author's as a foreign key, I > assumed you could do something like {{ entry.author.name }} but I get > nothing in my output when I do this. I assume that objects passed in a > template can't follow their foreign key relationships. > > Sorry, I am still very new to both Django as well as Python. Forgive me > if I am not stating my problem clearly. > I suggest that you try the code in manage.py shell, and see what you get. And i don't know the model definition of your app, and if the Auther is comes from User Model, the 'name' should be 'username'.
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