Mary,
If I'm understanding you correctly you can simply use the 'values'
method of the DB-API to query the value of the field for all rows:
>>> from danet.blog.models import Post
>>> Post.objects.values('slug')
[{'slug': 'yet-another-django-blog'}, {'slug':
'fun-at-home-and-zoes-first-birth
day'}, {'slug': 'florida-feb-06'}, {'slug':
'probability-and-expectation'}, {'sl
ug': 'author'}, {'slug': 'sample-article'}, {'slug': 'christmas-2004'},
{'slug':
'letters-to-eli'}, {'slug': 'snow-day-january-2005'}, {'slug':
'favorites'}, {'
slug': 'encrypted-usb-backups'}, {'slug': 'aspnet-2'}, {'slug':
'code-highlighti
ng'}, {'slug': 'multiple-main'}, {'slug': 'strcpy'}, {'slug':
'zoes-arrival'}, {
'slug': 'getting-nia'}]
>>>
This returns a list of dictionaries. You can just extract out the
values with:
>>> x = Post.objects.values('slug')
>>> [d['slug'] for d in x]
['yet-another-django-blog', 'fun-at-home-and-zoes-first-birthday',
'florida-feb-
06', 'probability-and-expectation', 'author', 'sample-article',
'christmas-2004'
, 'letters-to-eli', 'snow-day-january-2005', 'favorites',
'encrypted-usb-backups
', 'aspnet-2', 'code-highlighting', 'multiple-main', 'strcpy',
'zoes-arrival', '
getting-nia']
>>>
If you want to get them in a certain order, or filter them first, then
you can use the 'order_by' and 'filter' methods.
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