Suppose I have a model class that has a foreign key field, something
like the following:
class example_model(models.Model):
apple = models.ForeignKey(Apple)
owner = models.ForeignKey(User)
where Apple is created by authenticated users. So at any given time,
there may be multiple Apples created by different users.
When I create a form via form_for_model(example_model), however, all
possible Apples created by different users will be visible.
My question is how do I limit the Apple choices in the form to only
show the Apples the the current user created? I tried to do
apple = models.ForeignKey(Apple, limit_choices_to={'owner__exact':
self.owner}),
But django says 'self' is not defined . Can anyone tell me what I
should do?
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