Thank You! That was the correct syntax :)
For anyone else with the same problem, you can also utilise
"related_name" to provide syntactically pleasing access to your
objects, such as:
lightbox.photographs.all() - to retrieve Photograph objects
lightbox.items.all() - to retrieve Item objects
photgraphy.items.all()
photgraphy.lightboxes.all()
class Photograph(ImageModel):
pass
class Lightbox(models.Model):
photographs = models.ManyToManyField('Photograph',
related_name='lightboxes',
through = 'Item',
symmetrical=False,
verbose_name=_('photographs'),
null=True, blank=True)
class Item(models.Model):
lightbox = models.ForeignKey( Lightbox, related_name='items' )
photograph = models.ForeignKey( Photograph, related_name='items' )
order = models.IntegerField( unique=False )
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