Sorry my mistake again...
I mean when i write "Projet.objects.filter(fact!=None)" instead of
"Projet.objects.filter(fact=None)"
Thanks
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> > Hi All,
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> > I'm dealing with really weird problem
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> > My model
> > class Projet(models.Model):
> > ...
> > fact = models.PositiveIntegerField('Numéro de
> > Facture',null=True,blank=True)
> > ...
> > ...
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> > A simple view from this model is
> > def facture(request, id=None):
> > projet = Projet.objects.all()
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> > So as far as I am, everything worked as expected
> > Now I wanted to change
> > projet = Projet.objects.all() to projet =
> > Projet.objects.filter(fact=None)
> > it will send projet filtered as expected (all projects with no number
> > assigned to the fact field) to template
> > So the template display this as expected...
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> > Now, when I want to filter only projets with a assigned number to the
> > fact field its return
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> > NameError at /facture/
> > global name 'fact' is not defined
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> > Have i missed something?
> > I'm used with this kind of operation with django , but right now I'm a
> > bit lost...
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> > Thanks in advance
>
> > Gregory Sémah
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