Hello everyone,
I have two models: PublicAccount and Order.
I need to provide a link to filter Orders by PublicAccount. So, I
added a field to the list display of my PublicAccount:
def orders(self):
return '<a href="%s?public_account_id=%s">View</a>' % \
(reverse('admin:orders_order_changelist'), self.pk)
orders.allow_tags = True
Here's my override for the Order queryset:
def queryset(self, request):
qs = super(OrderAdmin, self).queryset(request)
public_account_id = request.GET.get('public_account_id', None)
if public_account_id:
qs.filter(public_account__id=str(public_account_id))
return qs
What's happening is that the admin view is reloading. When I pass in
the public_account_id= through the querystring, the queryset will get
filtered as expected, but then the page immediately reloads and I end
up with a parameter: ?e=1 in the querystring.
If I print the qs variable, I get the result I expect, but then I get
another unfiltered list. I have no other overrides in my OrderAdmin
class. Does anyone know what's going on?
TIA,
Brandon
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