On 7/20/06, markguy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm not sure I understand. Would the template have it's ingredient info
> when it gets to the template? I'm off to mess about with this now, but
> I don't see...
If your LabelIngredient model has an attribute 'ingredient' (which is
a ForeignKey), and Ingredient model has an attribute 'name' (or
title/description or whatever) then you should be able to use what you
had:
labelingredients = LabelIngredients.objects.filter( baked_good =
self.id ).order_by( 'order' )
In the template, you iterate over labelingredients and refer to
labelingredients.ingredient.name
{% for labelingredient in labelingredients %}
{{ labelingredient.ingredient.name }}
I think that'll work- I'm having a pause with Django development for
the moment...
--
Derek
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