Hello list, I have a question. Take a look to the next models.
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class MyDoc(models.Model):
code = models.BigIntegerField()
class Myline(models.mode):
fk_myDoc = models.ForeignKey(MyDoc)
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In my view I do something like
myPaginator = Paginator(MyDoc.objects.filter(codigo=1), 10)
myDocs = myPaginator.page(page_number)
This return all the Docs with a code=1, but I too want to return all
the objects with the type "MyLine" associated to the results of this
query.
I try to do something like
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for i in range(len(myDocs.object_list))
myDocs.object_list[i].append(Myline.objects.filter(fk_myDoc=myDocs.object_list[i].id))
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but don't work
I know that I can do 2 queries and return two list, one with the myDoc
list and other with the myLine list, but in that case in my template I
must to do something like
{% for myDoc im MyDocs.object.list %}
{% for myline in Mylines %}
{%if myDoc.id == myline.fk_myDoc %}
..................
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
{% endfor %}
I don't want to do this, because I think a big "for" inside a big
"for" is innecessary.
Somebody have an idea??
Thanks for read, and sorry for my bad english.
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