On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 10:19 PM, Navnath Gadakh
<navnathgad...@gmail.com> wrote:
> i am fetching multiple rows?
> i have already used
> for offer in offers:
> print offer.effective _date
> but didnt work.my code is
> my_offers =
> Offer.objects.filter(offer_id=coupon.offer_id_id,is_active=True)
> for offer in my_offers:
> print offer.effective_date
>
> HTML = HTML + "<div>"
> HTML = HTML + "<b>Offer Description :
> </b>"+offer.description+"<br>"
> HTML = HTML + "<b>Coupon Number :
> </b>"+coupon_no.coupon_detail+"<br>"
> HTML = HTML + "<b>Effective Date :
> </b>"+str(offer.effective_date)+"<br>"
> HTML = HTML + "<b>Expiration Date :
> </b>"+str(offer.expiration_date)+"<br>"
> HTML = HTML + "<b>Experience Points :
> </b>"+str(offer.experience_points)+"<br>"
> HTML = HTML + "<b>Discount :
> </b>"+str(offer.discount)+"<br>"
> #HTML = HTML + "<b>Offer Date :
> </b>"+str(coupon_no.date_of_offer)+"<br>"
>
> HTML = HTML + "<hr>"
> HTML = HTML + "</div>"
I'm still confused about the HTML string you have here, but anyway,
have you tried either checking that
Offer.objects.filter(offer_id=coupon.offer_id_id,is_active=True) is
returning something in the shell or adding a __unicode__(self) and
then
Offer.objects.filter(offer_id=coupon.offer_id_id,is_active=True)
for offer in my_offers:
print offer
to check that your filter is working?
cheers
L.
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