Re: A quick Question about ManyRelatedManager.

On 30/08/2013 18:53, Abhishek Vaid wrote:
> Now I want to define *__unicode__(self)* method, in which I'll be
> creating a string representation for the *BacklogEntry* object. In doing
> so, I need to access all *users *which are referenced by
> *ManyRelatedManager*. Basically, I want to access name attribute of each
> User, referenced in a foreign key manner. But I'm not sure how to do that.

Your users are available through the RelatedManager on your BacklogEntry
object, this means that you can have access to users with `self.users`.

`self.users` is a manager, so to access all users in the relationship,
use something like `self.users.all()`


def __unicode__(self):
for user in self.users.all():
# do whatever you want with the `user` object
username = user.username


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Laurent Meunier <laurent@deltalima.net>

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