On 10/27/07, Joel Hooks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> > if you are searching on foreignkey field called city, it will not
> > work if you put 'city' in the search field, you have to put 'city__name'
> >
>
> That's cool, that answers a totally different question I was wrestling
> with, but I am searching the local properties and not returning any
> results.
But it may also be the key to why you are not getting any results for what
you posted. You have as search fields:
search_fields = ('first_name', 'last_name', 'firm')
But firm is a ForeignKey. I think firm, by itself, without any __fieldname
appended, is causing the whole search attempt to fail. The e=1 in where you
get redirected to is a clue something went awry. I'm guessing when the
attempt to search the ForeignKey field causes an error, the admin gives up
and just returns the whole unfiltered list, plus puts e=1 in place of your
query string to indicate something isn't working. So, what happens if you
either remove firm from the search_fields or specify the field in firm you
want to search on?
Karen
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