On 06/03/2012 02:41 PM, kooliah wrote:
def _merged_field(self):
return u'%s%i' % (self.collection_prdct, self.order)
merged_field = property(_merged_field)
and change
ordering = ('collection_prdct','ordr',)
to
ordering = ('merged_field',)
but it gives me
"ordering" refers to "mergedfield", a field that doesn't exist.
Sorry I mistake the pasted code the correct one is
def _mergedfield(self):
return u'%s%i' % (self.collection_prdct, self.ordr)
mergedfield = property(_mergedfield)% (self.collection_prdct,
self.product)
class Meta:
ordering = ('mergedfield',)
Otherwise it would seem a stupid syntax error :-)
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