Hi Kyle,
Apologies for the typo on my part that led you astray.
Regarding the approach you describe -- you may want to look into Django's
Forms library. That library is designed to specifically handle the kind of
problem you describe (a pull-down select box filled with all the options
populated f
After some more research, turns out it is "values_list" instead of
"value_list"
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One issue I'm still having is actually getting the list of group names. I'm
trying to use the line
groups = Group.objects.value_list('name', flat=True)
but I'm getting an error that reads
'GroupManager' object has no attribute 'value_list'
Any idea about this?
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Thanks for your help, Russ. I'm planning to expose the user to the names of
the groups using a drop list on my site. They'll choose a group, then our
site will get the list of users in that group from Django, and then send a
query to our database to get the data for that group of users.
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On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 4:39 AM, Kyle Adams wrote:
> I'm trying to get a list of the user groups available in a system. I have
> groups set up, but how do I, on some request, get a list of the names of
> each of the groups in my system?
>
Hi Kyle,
It's bit difficult to answer your question, bec
I'm trying to get a list of the user groups available in a system. I have
groups set up, but how do I, on some request, get a list of the names of
each of the groups in my system?
For some context, I'm working on an analytics dashboard, and part of what I
want to be able to do is look at the da
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