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python Programming Glossary: entry.objects.filterDjango: Increment blog entry view count by one. Is this efficient? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/447117/django-increment-blog-entry-view-count-by-one-is-this-efficient the following code in my index view. latest_entry_list Entry.objects.filter is_published True .order_by ' date_published' 10 for entry in.. for incrementing counters based upon their current value. Entry.objects.filter is_published True .update views F 'views' 1 Although you can't.. but pk__in does the job much more simply. latest_entry_ids Entry.objects.filter is_published True .order_by ' date_published' .values_list..
Constructing Django filter queries dynamically with args and kwargs http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8510057/constructing-django-filter-queries-dynamically-with-args-and-kwargs Q title__icontains 'Foo' Q title__icontains 'Bar' entries Entry.objects.filter args kwargs I'm just not sure how to construct the entry for.. Q field '__icontains' query_object query Entry.objects.filter reduce operator.or_ argument_list # UPDATE here's an args example..
How do I filter by time in a date time field? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/917996/how-do-i-filter-by-time-in-a-date-time-field between noon start_time and 5 00pm end_time . selected Entry.objects.filter entered__gte start_time entered__lte end_time as I expected.. format. So I know I can use __year so I tried. selected Entry.objects.filter entered__time__gte start_time entered__time__lte end_time I..
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