Re: How to Query objects.filter ForeignKey

That worked like a charm! I read about the double underscore but didn't think much about it when it crossed my mind. I've been grinding on this for the whole day. My eyes... =)

On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 1:04:40 PM UTC-7, Kurtis wrote:

 I performed infobox = InfoDetail.objects.filter(title=info_title), but it returns an error cus 'title' doesn't live in InfoDetail.

How can i grab and filter it by title and pass {'infobox': infobox} in HttpResponse when HttpRequest is called?

If you want to filter by a certain title, then you'd do something like this:

InfoDetail.objects.filter(infobox__title="Some Title") 

That would return all InfoDetail objects whose related InfoBox has a specific title.

If that doesn't help solve your problem, let me know what else you're stuck on :)

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