Ok, I see. I used the Many-to-One relationship though from the
Statement model and changed it to Many-to-Many instead creating an
attribute in Account model instead.
Now I can get the statements via the account object in my template.
Thanks Luke for your help.
-Alen
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On Thursday 23 February 2006 13:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I would like to display a list of "statements" for a particular
> "account". The "account_id" is a foreign key on "statements" table.
> Is it possible, using generic views, to specify in the urlpatterns
> the that will generate SQL q
New to Django; getting my feat a bit wet and need some assistance.
I would like to display a list of "statements" for a particular
"account". The "account_id" is a foreign key on "statements" table. Is
it possible, using generic views, to specify in the urlpatterns the
that will generate SQL que
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