On Sun, 2007-03-04 at 21:56 -0800, MacH wrote:
> hi i m a newbie to django and was trying creating some apps .
> i have 2 classes namely Teacher and Student . Added ManyToManyField
> in Student class referring to Teacher such that (Teachername =
> models.ManyToManyField(Teacher) ) .
> Using list_display method trying to list all the rows in Student
> class .
> my list display method is
> list_display('student_name','student_no','display_teacher')
> here display_teacher is a function . its definition is
>
> def display_teacher(self):
> return self.teachername.all()
>
> wat i could see in my gui is like this [<Teacher: ken thomson>,
> <Teacher: richie>]
>
> but i excpect to show like ken thomson, richie. ...... pls
> someone could tell me how to do the same
Sounds like you need to define a __str__ method on your Teacher class.
Regards,
Malcolm
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