I am trying to create a queryset that filters against the logged-in
user's id and the user_id in the record, ie so that only the relevant
user can see the record.
Without the filter, when I display the page I can capture elements in
the template that would allow this comparison, ie:
object.user.id # the record owner
user.id # the logged-in user's id
object.user # the record owner's user name
user # the logged-in user’s user name
So, in models.py I made a new query manager:
class EditManager(models.Manager):
def get_queryset(self):
return super(EditManager, self).get_queryset().filter(
user.id==object.user.id,
expires__gte=datetime.now(timezone.utc),
is_active=True)
Then the debug gives the following error:
Exception Value:name 'user' is not defined
Even if I try fields that are obviously in the table, just to get a
nonsensical filter, I get similar errors, eg "id==user_id".
I have tried variations on the user id comparison, but have not got
any further.
Or, am I going about this completely the wrong way?
Any help greatly appreciated.
-- Clive
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