How about sending the template something like:
songs = Recording.objects.filter(represents_song=True)
A custom manager seems like overkill for this situation (If I'm
understanding you right).
- Garrett
On Sat, Aug 16, 2008 at 2:34 PM, Benjamin Buch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have a many-to-one-relationship with recordings and songs, so that
> one song can have several recordings.
> In a view, I filter the songs by certain parameters and pass a
> variable 'songs' to the template.
>
> In the template, I just want to display the recordings which have the
> attribute 'represents_song', which is boolean, set to true.
> This is always just one recording.
> As I can't filter the recordings in the view, I have to filter them in
> the template.
> Is there any possibiltiy to filter {{ for recording in
> song.recording_set.all }}?
> And by the way: Why has it to be FOO_set.all and not FOO_set?
>
> -benjamin
>
> >
>
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