Hi,
>From your description, I'm not sure that you need to use entity groups and
the parent child relationship for this problem.
For example, let's say you are looking for articles about 'science' by
author 'jane smith'.
I might model it as such:
Article(search.SearchableModel)
description = d
Hi Marzia,
Thanks for the reply. But I made a mistake, Sorry for that, my example
was wrong
I was looking at something like,,
Author(search.SearchableModel)
name = db.StringProperty()
location= db.StringProperty()
AuthorProfile(db.Model)
description = db.StringProperty()
favGenre =
Hi Arun,
You can't filter as you've described. What you'll have to do is something
like:
my_author = Author.search('Roddenberry').get()
profiles = AuthorProfile.filter('author =', my_author).filter('favGenre =',
'scifi')
-Marzia
On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 12:43 PM, Arun Shanker Prasad <
[EMAIL P
Hi Marzia,
Thanks for the reply.
In my particular situation I needed a list of Authors who have the
favGenre='Sci-Fi'..
If I am not able to do that during the query itself, I might have to
think about doing some filtering on the result and sending it on to
the template
Thanks,
Arun Shanker
why not adding a ListProperty to Author which holds the list of
genres for that
author? Of course, you need to keep it updated in each
Create/Update/Delete of books
associated with that author, but it would allow you to query just for
author.favgenre='sci-fi'.
Maybe it looks strange coming
