On 8/10/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> def get_events(self):
> from mysite.serial_numbers.models import Serial_Number
> serial_numbers = []
> for serial_number in Serial_Number.objects.all():
> if serial_number.year.id == self.id:
> serial_numbers.append(serial_number)
> return serial_numbers
Is that "return" indented in line with the 'if'?
> So all suggestions are welcomed.
Sure!
1. You'll want to check that your code runs in the "manage.py shell".
If it does, then the problem is somewhere in the template.
2. I'd also put the import statement in the module rather than the
function. Putting it in the function can make it tricky to find
problems in the module import.
3. Did you mean to say "self.id", or "self.year.id"?
4. You might also try using a Django query rather than looping over
the data in code. Something like:
def get_events(self):
return SerialNumber.objects.filter(year = self.year.id)
Alan.
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