Filtering Django Queryset Based on Presence of String
I have a model which renders a json file in views.py:
def bill_sum(request):
data = Summary.objects.values('title','summary','summary_text')
return render(request,'billsummary.html',context={'data':data})
Is it possible to filter the summary_text object query by looking up a specific string which I would pass in from urls.py?
Something like using
from django.db.models import Q Summary.objects.values('title;'summary',Q('summary_text'__contains=someword),...)
python django django-views
asked Nov 21 at 3:21
Owais Arshad
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I have a model which renders a json file in views.py:
def bill_sum(request):
data = Summary.objects.values('title','summary','summary_text')
return render(request,'billsummary.html',context={'data':data})
Is it possible to filter the summary_text object query by looking up a specific string which I would pass in from urls.py?
Something like using
from django.db.models import Q Summary.objects.values('title;'summary',Q('summary_text'__contains=someword),...)
python django django-views
asked Nov 21 at 3:21
Owais Arshad
6819
How do you planning to send data via URL? (URL query param or POST payload)?
– JPG
Nov 21 at 3:45
I was thinking URL query param as the list of "somewords" is limited.
– Owais Arshad
Nov 21 at 3:48
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I have a model which renders a json file in views.py:
def bill_sum(request):
data = Summary.objects.values('title','summary','summary_text')
return render(request,'billsummary.html',context={'data':data})
Is it possible to filter the summary_text object query by looking up a specific string which I would pass in from urls.py?
Something like using
from django.db.models import Q Summary.objects.values('title;'summary',Q('summary_text'__contains=someword),...)
python django django-views
asked Nov 21 at 3:21
Owais Arshad
6819
I have a model which renders a json file in views.py:
def bill_sum(request):
data = Summary.objects.values('title','summary','summary_text')
return render(request,'billsummary.html',context={'data':data})
Is it possible to filter the summary_text object query by looking up a specific string which I would pass in from urls.py?
Something like using
from django.db.models import Q Summary.objects.values('title;'summary',Q('summary_text'__contains=someword),...)
python django django-views
python django django-views
asked Nov 21 at 3:21
Owais Arshad
6819
asked Nov 21 at 3:21
Owais Arshad
6819
asked Nov 21 at 3:21
Owais Arshad
6819
asked Nov 21 at 3:21
Owais Arshad
6819
asked Nov 21 at 3:21
Owais Arshad
6819
6819
How do you planning to send data via URL? (URL query param or POST payload)?
– JPG
Nov 21 at 3:45
I was thinking URL query param as the list of "somewords" is limited.
– Owais Arshad
Nov 21 at 3:48
add a comment |
How do you planning to send data via URL? (URL query param or POST payload)?
– JPG
Nov 21 at 3:45
I was thinking URL query param as the list of "somewords" is limited.
– Owais Arshad
Nov 21 at 3:48
How do you planning to send data via URL? (URL query param or POST payload)?
– JPG
Nov 21 at 3:45
How do you planning to send data via URL? (URL query param or POST payload)?
– JPG
Nov 21 at 3:45
I was thinking URL query param as the list of "somewords" is limited.
– Owais Arshad
Nov 21 at 3:48
I was thinking URL query param as the list of "somewords" is limited.
– Owais Arshad
Nov 21 at 3:48
add a comment |
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Sure its possible. Try like this:
def some_view(request);
somewords = request.GET.get('somewords')
data = Summary.objects.filter(summary_text__icontains=somewords).values('title','summary','summary_text') # icontains has been used here instead of contains to ignore uppercase/lowercase issues
answered Nov 21 at 3:48
ruddra
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Perfect, works exactly like I wanted.
– Owais Arshad
Nov 21 at 3:54
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Sure its possible. Try like this:
def some_view(request);
somewords = request.GET.get('somewords')
data = Summary.objects.filter(summary_text__icontains=somewords).values('title','summary','summary_text') # icontains has been used here instead of contains to ignore uppercase/lowercase issues
answered Nov 21 at 3:48
ruddra
11.4k32648
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Perfect, works exactly like I wanted.
– Owais Arshad
Nov 21 at 3:54
add a comment |
Sure its possible. Try like this:
def some_view(request);
somewords = request.GET.get('somewords')
data = Summary.objects.filter(summary_text__icontains=somewords).values('title','summary','summary_text') # icontains has been used here instead of contains to ignore uppercase/lowercase issues
answered Nov 21 at 3:48
ruddra
11.4k32648
1
Perfect, works exactly like I wanted.
– Owais Arshad
Nov 21 at 3:54
add a comment |
Sure its possible. Try like this:
def some_view(request);
somewords = request.GET.get('somewords')
data = Summary.objects.filter(summary_text__icontains=somewords).values('title','summary','summary_text') # icontains has been used here instead of contains to ignore uppercase/lowercase issues
answered Nov 21 at 3:48
ruddra
11.4k32648
Sure its possible. Try like this:
def some_view(request);
somewords = request.GET.get('somewords')
data = Summary.objects.filter(summary_text__icontains=somewords).values('title','summary','summary_text') # icontains has been used here instead of contains to ignore uppercase/lowercase issues
answered Nov 21 at 3:48
ruddra
11.4k32648
answered Nov 21 at 3:48
ruddra
11.4k32648
answered Nov 21 at 3:48
ruddra
11.4k32648
answered Nov 21 at 3:48
ruddra
11.4k32648
11.4k32648
1
Perfect, works exactly like I wanted.
– Owais Arshad
Nov 21 at 3:54
add a comment |
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Perfect, works exactly like I wanted.
– Owais Arshad
Nov 21 at 3:54
1
1
Perfect, works exactly like I wanted.
– Owais Arshad
Nov 21 at 3:54
Perfect, works exactly like I wanted.
– Owais Arshad
Nov 21 at 3:54
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How do you planning to send data via URL? (URL query param or POST payload)?
– JPG
Nov 21 at 3:45
I was thinking URL query param as the list of "somewords" is limited.
– Owais Arshad
Nov 21 at 3:48