I'm looking at the documentation here:
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/templates/builtins/#regroup
And am looking for the best practices way to deal with doing that from
within the manager. This seems like a common issue:
1. I have two models, one foreign keys to the other (comments ->
bookmarks)
2. I want, for each bookmark, to list each comment_description.
This would be the dictionary (or I could use a queryset, or a list, or
ideally a dictionary of lists, or whatever is considered best
practice)
[{'comment_id': 1, 'bookmark_id': 1, 'comment_description':
u'Bookmark1 Description'}, {'comment_id': 2, 'bookmark_id': 1,
'comment_description': u'Bookmark1 Another Description'}, {'id': 3,
'comment_id': 2, 'comment_description': u'Bookmark2 Description'}]
I want:
bookmark_id 1, comment_descriptions "Bookmark1 Description","Bookmark1
Another Description"
bookmark_id 2, comment_descriptions "Bookmark2 Description"
The Python docs are really tough to navigate and while the Django docs
are excellent, I can't find the standard solution for this. I know it
must come up all the time (as it would with PHP).
Thanks,
Adam
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