brad wrote:
> When I am in "manage.py shell", I import the model Data and I
> execute Data.objects.all(), what is returned to me are all of the
> prices in the database table.
Actually, that returns a list of Data instances. You've told Django
(via the __str__ method in class Data) that it should display a data
instance as its price. You can still access the instances' other
properties:
for datum in Data.objects.all():
print datum.quantity.name
> For example, if the user selects the quantity who's
> id has a value of 25, then I want to search the database for every row
> who's quantity field == 25 and return the rows, which should include a
> price, a company, and a url. Any ideas as to how I can accomplish this?
Something like this:
quantity = Quantity.objects.get(pk=25)
for data in quantity.data_set.all():
print '%s %s %s' % (data.price, data.company, data.url)
-Zak
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