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Hi all,
i'm trying to get a dataset from a query with __in, but i can't get it. I can get a query with __exact match:
{% datagrid mvd ine_seg %} list_display = ('nombdepto','nombloc','area','perimeter','codseg') query = {'codseg__exact':110111} {% enddatagrid %}
But when i try
{% datagrid mvd ine_seg %} list_display = ('nombdepto','nombloc','area','perimeter','codseg') query = {'codseg__in':[110111,110112]} {% enddatagrid %}
I don't get any row.
I tried to hardcode the query in dojango/views.py and it works ok.
Any clue?
TIA
saludos jaime
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Hi all,
i'm trying to get a dataset from a query with __in, but i can't get it. I can get a query with __exact match:
{% datagrid mvd ine_seg %}
list_display = ('nombdepto','nombloc','area','perimeter','codseg')
query = {'codseg__exact':110111}
{% enddatagrid %}
But when i try
{% datagrid mvd ine_seg %}
list_display = ('nombdepto','nombloc','area','perimeter','codseg')
query = {'codseg__in':[110111,110112]}
{% enddatagrid %}
I don't get any row.
I tried to hardcode the query in dojango/views.py and it works ok.
Any clue?
TIA
saludos
jaime
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: