Thank you for an informative answer ;-)
> To get the author information for the authors of the book with ID=7. In my
> view I have used:
>
> book = Book.objects.get( pk = 7 )
Where exactly did you use this? Can you post up a copy of the view?
This was currently only a construction in my head; and not literally from an existing view. You have answered the question firmly further down.
> [...] ust use the ordinary Model/ORM methods.
^^^ This one. ^^^
Clear answer!
You can use repeated calls, but at that point you are trying to eat
your own dog food using a straw.
Well - that does not sound terribly efficient.
Have you gone through the DRF tutorial?
I'm in the process - very pleasent documentation by the way.
Thank's again - Joakim
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