Re: get_list() with foreignkey-parameters

[patrick kranzlmüller]

thanks.

i then used
milestone_list = 
milestones.get_list(responsible__id__exact=request.user.id)

to display the milestones for the logged-in user.

seems to work.


Am 19.12.2005 um 17:07 schrieb Adrian Holovaty:



On 12/19/05, patrick kranzlmüller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

this works fine:
milestone_list = milestones.get_list(id__exact=3, order_by=['-id'])

this doesn´t:
milestone_list = milestones.get_list(responsible__exact=1,
order_by=['-id'])

the model looks like;
responsible = meta.ForeignKey(auth.User)


Try this:

milestone_list = milestones.get_list(responsible__id__exact=1)

You can also do something like this:

milestone_list = 
milestones.get_list(responsible__username__exact='patrick')


Adrian

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Re: get_list() with foreignkey-parameters

[Grigory Fateyev]

Hello patrick kranzlm_ller!
On Mon, 19 Dec 2005 17:03:21 +0100 you wrote:

> 
> first issue:
> 
> this works fine:
> milestone_list = milestones.get_list(id__exact=3, order_by=['-id'])
> 
> this doesn_t:
v> milestone_list = milestones.get_list(responsible__exact=1, 
> order_by=['-id'])

milestone_list = milestones.get_list(responsible__id__exact=1, 
order_by=['-id']) 

> the model looks like;
> responsible = meta.ForeignKey(auth.User)
> 


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Re: get_list() with foreignkey-parameters

[Andreas Stuhlmüller]

Hi Patrick,

> this doesn´t:
> milestone_list = milestones.get_list(responsible__exact=1,
> order_by=['-id'])

Try this:
milestone_list = milestones.get_list(responsible__id__exact=1,
order_by=['-id'])

"1" is the user's id, so this should work:

milestone_list = milestones.get_list(responsible__id__exact=user.id,
order_by=['-id'])

Cheers,
Andreas


On 12/19/05, patrick kranzlmüller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> first issue:
>
> this works fine:
> milestone_list = milestones.get_list(id__exact=3, order_by=['-id'])
>
> this doesn´t:
> milestone_list = milestones.get_list(responsible__exact=1,
> order_by=['-id'])
>
> the model looks like;
> responsible = meta.ForeignKey(auth.User)
>
>
> second issue:
>
> i´m now able to display the username with my app. still, i´d like to
> have something like
> milestone_list = milestones.get_list(responsible__exact=user.id,
> order_by=['-id'])
>
> i don´t know if this is correct for "responsible__exact" is obviously
> wrong.
>
> thanks in advance.
> patrick
>
>

Re: get_list() with foreignkey-parameters

[Adrian Holovaty]

On 12/19/05, patrick kranzlmüller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> this works fine:
> milestone_list = milestones.get_list(id__exact=3, order_by=['-id'])
>
> this doesn´t:
> milestone_list = milestones.get_list(responsible__exact=1,
> order_by=['-id'])
>
> the model looks like;
> responsible = meta.ForeignKey(auth.User)

Try this:

milestone_list = milestones.get_list(responsible__id__exact=1)

You can also do something like this:

milestone_list = milestones.get_list(responsible__username__exact='patrick')

Adrian

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get_list() with foreignkey-parameters

[patrick kranzlmüller]

first issue:

this works fine:
milestone_list = milestones.get_list(id__exact=3, order_by=['-id'])

this doesn´t:
milestone_list = milestones.get_list(responsible__exact=1, 
order_by=['-id'])


the model looks like;
responsible = meta.ForeignKey(auth.User)


second issue:

i´m now able to display the username with my app. still, i´d like to 
have something like
milestone_list = milestones.get_list(responsible__exact=user.id, 
order_by=['-id'])


i don´t know if this is correct for "responsible__exact" is obviously 
wrong.


thanks in advance.
patrick