2009/3/3 Daniel Roseman <roseman.dan...@googlemail.com> > > On Mar 3, 9:50 am, burcu hamamcıoğlu <borco...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I wrote a query like : applications = > > Application.objects.filter(name__contains=searchText) > > I want to get the applications filtered by searchText. If the app. name > is > > "Guitar" and my serachText is "guitar", django can't find it, makes the > > query in case-sensitive format. How can i ignore this.? > > We try to be helpful here, but sometimes I have to ask why you > couldn't have found the answer yourself. A simple search of the Django > documentation - using the search box helpfully provided on every page > - for the word 'insensitive' provided the correct syntax as the top > result. > -- > DR. > > > You probably want icontains actually, since your original query was contains.
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