When you are in the shell you might be accessing the models field and
when you are in the template you are accessing the form field. You
might just want to pass the url of the attachment in through the view.
On May 31, 4:01 pm, "John Goodleaf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Awright. I just know I'm missing something stupid here.
>
> I have a model for file attachments that are uploaded. In one of my
> templates, I'd like to display a URL whence the attachment could be
> recalled. So I've put in {{ a.get_bugfile_url }} in the template, but
> the output HTML looks like <a href="">Title</a>. I can't retrieve the
> URL. However, if I test this in the shell, calling a.get_bugfile_url(),
> I get exactly the URL I'm expecting. Interestingly, get_bugfile_filename
> also doesn't work in the template, but does in the shell.
>
> Anyone tell me what stupid thing I'm missing? I'm using the most current
> SVN version of django (trunk).
> Thanks,
> J
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