Hi p0windah!
This doesn't work, because in your example you are refering to Foo
when you try to create a reference to it in a variable called fluff.
However, until this point Python doesn't know anything about Foo,
because it is declared later.
This is normal, you have to declare variables or othe
Just don't mention the referenced class, and build the query yourself
class Bar(db.Model):
fluff = db.ReferenceProperty(collection_name='ref1')
q=Barr.all().filter('fluff =', myfoo.key()).fetch(1000)
or make this a property of Foo
def Foo():
@property
def bars(self):
return Barr.all
