Ben,
It looks like filter will add a filter to the existing query object (instead
of creating a new query object like django does) but the fetch method will
retrieve the objects and return them immediately without modifying the
query. You should do something like:
items_list = items.fetch(10)
and then pass the items_list to your template.
Ian
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 9:02 AM, Ben <bhym...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi, i am trying to limit the number of results returned on a query to
> 10, but i seem to be getting all results back instead of just 10. Am
> i missing something with the fetch syntax?
>
> -----code-----
> items = Item.all()
> items.filter('adminOnly = ', False)
> items.filter('status = ', 2)
> items.order('-wins')
> items.fetch(limit=10)
>
>
> template_values = {
> 'userInfo': userInfo,
> 'appDetails': appConfig.details,
> 'items': items,
> 'links': links,
> }
>
> -----/code----
>
> when i iterate through the results via django in the template it
> appears the query is properly applying the filters, and the order, but
> is returning all results that meet that criteria instead of just the
> first 10.
> >
>
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