Hi Russel,
Thanks a lot, it worked now.
I can't drop the related_name clause, in the Profile model I have two
relationships to the User model: user (OneToOne) and friends (M2M).
Then Django complains that the reverse query names clashes on those
fields, forcing me to use a related_name.
If I use 'friends_set' in the related_name, it works, and it really is
easier to understand.
I ended up using something like this:
lookup = (
# My friends
(form.data.get('my') and Q(friends_set=request.user.id) or Q()) |
# People who added me
(form.data.get('who') and Q(profile__friends=request.user.id) or
Q())
)
Best regards,
Enrico
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