On 5 jan, 18:09, "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> You need to build up the Q object and then filter on it so:
> results = RelatedModel.objects.all()
> q = Q()
> for category in category_list:
> q |= Q(categories__slug = category.slug)
> results = results.filter(q)
Or create a sequence of Q objects and apply reduce on it
from operator import or_
queries = (Q(category__slug=c.slug) for c in category_list)
results = RelatedModel.objects.filter(reduce(or_, queries))
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