Okay, I am having a problem and I don't know why. I am doing an
objects.filter on a model called Asset it looks like this asset =
Asset.objects.filter(process_stage = state or 'imaging') this should
return any Asset that is equal to the state variable or 'imaging' but
it is just returning the ones that are equal to state. I have testing
this in the ipython.py command line program and it works there but not
in my script.
testing it in ipython:
from hammer.models import *
asset = Asset.objects.filter(process_stage = state or 'imaging')
asset
out: [<Asset:321562>, <Asset:321654>]
321562 is equal to state
321654 is equal to 'imaging'
if i do a print right under Asset.objects.filter(process_stage = state
or 'imaging')
i get [<Asset:321562>]
WHY?
SORRY FOR ANY GRAMMAR THAT IS WRONG.
If you can help thinks if not thinks for looking.
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