Can ForeignKey.limit_choices_to work for grandparent choices in Django 1.11?












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I am using Django v1.11



I have the following relations:




  1. SubProject has many Quotation

  2. Quotation has many QuotationLineItem

  3. SubProject is many to many with Scope through ScopeInSubProject

  4. QuotationLineItem belongs to Scope via ForeignKey where the scope_id is default null


So I like to ensure that when the user does assign a scope value, it's limited to the list of Scope records associated with its grandparent model (SubProject).



For e.g.




  1. SubProject ABC is associated with Scope A1 and A2.

  2. A QuotationLineItem is associated with SubProject ABC indirectly via a Quotation record.

  3. Then when I try to save Scope for this very QuotationLineItem, I cannot save anything other than A1 and A2.


I came across this concept called limit_choices_to, so I was wondering how do I use it in my specific case?



If I don't use this concept, how do I ensure this restriction somehow? Do I write extra validation logic?










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    I am using Django v1.11



    I have the following relations:




    1. SubProject has many Quotation

    2. Quotation has many QuotationLineItem

    3. SubProject is many to many with Scope through ScopeInSubProject

    4. QuotationLineItem belongs to Scope via ForeignKey where the scope_id is default null


    So I like to ensure that when the user does assign a scope value, it's limited to the list of Scope records associated with its grandparent model (SubProject).



    For e.g.




    1. SubProject ABC is associated with Scope A1 and A2.

    2. A QuotationLineItem is associated with SubProject ABC indirectly via a Quotation record.

    3. Then when I try to save Scope for this very QuotationLineItem, I cannot save anything other than A1 and A2.


    I came across this concept called limit_choices_to, so I was wondering how do I use it in my specific case?



    If I don't use this concept, how do I ensure this restriction somehow? Do I write extra validation logic?










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      I am using Django v1.11



      I have the following relations:




      1. SubProject has many Quotation

      2. Quotation has many QuotationLineItem

      3. SubProject is many to many with Scope through ScopeInSubProject

      4. QuotationLineItem belongs to Scope via ForeignKey where the scope_id is default null


      So I like to ensure that when the user does assign a scope value, it's limited to the list of Scope records associated with its grandparent model (SubProject).



      For e.g.




      1. SubProject ABC is associated with Scope A1 and A2.

      2. A QuotationLineItem is associated with SubProject ABC indirectly via a Quotation record.

      3. Then when I try to save Scope for this very QuotationLineItem, I cannot save anything other than A1 and A2.


      I came across this concept called limit_choices_to, so I was wondering how do I use it in my specific case?



      If I don't use this concept, how do I ensure this restriction somehow? Do I write extra validation logic?










      share|improve this question














      I am using Django v1.11



      I have the following relations:




      1. SubProject has many Quotation

      2. Quotation has many QuotationLineItem

      3. SubProject is many to many with Scope through ScopeInSubProject

      4. QuotationLineItem belongs to Scope via ForeignKey where the scope_id is default null


      So I like to ensure that when the user does assign a scope value, it's limited to the list of Scope records associated with its grandparent model (SubProject).



      For e.g.




      1. SubProject ABC is associated with Scope A1 and A2.

      2. A QuotationLineItem is associated with SubProject ABC indirectly via a Quotation record.

      3. Then when I try to save Scope for this very QuotationLineItem, I cannot save anything other than A1 and A2.


      I came across this concept called limit_choices_to, so I was wondering how do I use it in my specific case?



      If I don't use this concept, how do I ensure this restriction somehow? Do I write extra validation logic?







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      asked Nov 23 '18 at 9:01









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