On 2/16/06, Brett Hoerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
---class Tag(meta.Model): person = meta.ManyToManyField(Person, blank=True, null=True)This is what I meant about the bidirectional query problem - in 0.91/trunk ManyToMany fields can only be traversed in the direction they are defined - in this
I've tried:
people.get_list(lat__gte=minlat, lon__gte=minlon, lat__lte=maxlat,
lon__lte=maxlon, tags__value__exact='django')
TypeError: got unexpected keyword argument 'tags__value__exact'
And:
people.get_list(lat__gte=minlat, lon__gte=minlon, lat__lte=maxlat,
lon__lte=maxlon, tag__value__exac
On 2/16/06, Brett Hoerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not sure if anyone will see this now that it's off the front page, butheres what I've gathered so far:Sorry - I meant to answer this one yesterday, but I got distracted.
I don't think the Django DB API can handle many2many stuff (at leastright no
Not sure if anyone will see this now that it's off the front page, but
heres what I've gathered so far:
I don't think the Django DB API can handle many2many stuff (at least
right now)
As for question 2, apparently you _can_ import a model in itself, so
problem solved.
Thanks to bitprophet on IRC
Working on a last-minute mapping app for PyCon here, I'm currently
using a raw SQL query to SELECT information from People (Model) who all
share the same Tag (Model in a ManyToMany with People). I'm feeding
the query a range of lat/lon and the tag I want,
c = db.cursor()
c.execute("""sel
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