Re: filter in queryset

thanxs so much... that works perfect.!

2015-09-13 11:19 GMT+02:00 James Schneider <jrschneider83@gmail.com>:

Not sure if I'm following you 100%, but i think you can filter like this:

return qs.filter(classi__prof=request.user)

This would match the MAC to a class, and the class to a professor, and the professor to request.user. Should return all of the MAC's that belong to a class that request.user is a professor for, I believe.

I was thinking on this, you might have to use qs.filter(classi__prof__prof=request.user) instead.

-James

 

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