We all make mistakes, don't worry :)
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Marcin
On 00:02 Fri 07 Jun , Federico Erbea wrote:
> I'm really stupid, why i never think to the easiest way, never...I wrong
> "{% for film in attore.film_set.all %}" because i had write "{% for film in
> film_attore %}"...Sorry...;)
>
>
I'm really stupid, why i never think to the easiest way, never...I wrong
"{% for film in attore.film_set.all %}" because i had write "{% for film in
film_attore %}"...Sorry...;)
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I'm new in python and django, so i'm sorry for the stupid question...:)
This is in views.py
def attore(request, id):
attore = get_object_or_404( Attore, pk=id )
# return render_to_response('Attore.html', { 'film': Film.objects.filter(
attori=attore ), 'attore': attore })
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