On Jun 7, 5:25 pm, rahul jain <jainwolver...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> New objects first on the filter display, but my filter is applied on
> Charfield.
>
> So for ex: , I am creating like suppose x number of objects with a
> field with value key_timestamp (charfield).
>
> Then I am creating a filter on the CharField. I am not sure how its
> implementing it but its displaying (key_timetamp) in a reverse order
> (I mean older to newest). I was expecting it to be a random order
> since its a charfield. So I would like it to display newly created
> key_timestamp first. So that I can get all the new objects with that
> timestamp.
>
> --RJ
>
You can always do:
ordering = ('-mycharfield',)
in the model's inner Meta class, or in the modeladmin class, although
I still don't understand how it is being ordered by the timestamp when
the 'key' element of the field is before that, but never mind.
--
DR.
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