sorry, I meant to say
"It's quite possible i am NOT doing the right thing."....
On Fri, Mar 23, 2012 at 3:24 PM, gowtham <ragowtha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes, That is correct.
>
> Let me step back a bit and explain you what i am trying. It's quite
> possible i am doing the right thing.
>
> I have two models (Library and Result) linked by a third linking model
> (libraryresult (has id, library_id and result_id fields FKeyed to
> respective tables). A many to many relationship.
>
> [ And please point to me if I can query it in any other way?]
>
> I want to pick a set of results (result_id) and want to get all the
> related libraries with them.
>
> 1. So, i query Results first.
> allres = Result.objects.filter(resultslgene__geneid=geneid)
>
> 2. Then for each result_id, i get a library object and store it in a
> dictionary.
>
> reslibdic[res.result_id]=Library.objects.get(libraryresult__result__result_id=res.result_id)
>
> 3. I pass both 'allres' objects list and 'reslibdic' dictionary to
> template to display
>
> {% for res in allres %}
> {{ res.result_id }}
> {{ res.genome.organism.organismcode }}
> {{ reslibdic.res.result_id.librarycode }} =? this does not
> work obviously. but indicates what i want to do....
>
> {% endfor %}
>
> In template, i want to access the all the library objects (passed as
> dictinary values) and print values for that.
>
> Dictinoary works when I iterate via .items. But not direct access using
> keys. So, i wrote filters.....still i could either get only primary ids of
> the library object or with really customized filters (one for each field in
> library object) i get what i wanted....
>
> Not sure if I clarified well or confused more
>
> Anyway, i really appreciate your efforts to help me.
> Gowthaman
>
> On Fri, Mar 23, 2012 at 3:07 PM, Reinout van Rees <rein...@vanrees.org>wrote:
>
>> On 23-03-12 22:00, gowtham wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> But, i could not get it. It prints the primary key of the stored object
>>> rather than the object itself.
>>>
>>
>> Well, I don't know what's in the stored object. How are you supposed to
>> print it?
>>
>> Something like <b>{{ my_object.name }}</b>{{ my_object.description }} or
>> so?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Reinout
>>
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