Hi all,
I'm using django-tagging for a Banner model and since it's fairly widely
used I thought some people here may be able to help. I want to achieve
two things: find all the Banners related to ALL of a list of tags, and
final all the Banners related to ANY of a list of tags
This is my banner model (irrelevant bits excluded):
class Banner(models.Model):
tag_objects = tagging.managers.ModelTaggedItemManager()
tags = TagField()
tagging.register(Banner)
I have a single banner, with the tags 'listing', 'foo', and 'bar'.
But when I run this:
Banner.tag_objects.with_all(('listing','joe'))
It returns the banner, when by my understanding it shouldn't.
It's returning the same result as:
Banner.tag_objects.with_any(('listing','joe'))
Have I completely misunderstood how this is supposed to work?
Regards,
Andrew Ingram
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