How to write a Django view to obtain CharFields of multiple Django models that can only be accessed through relations?

You just need to fetch all EducationalQualification objects for certain student with all their relation objects.

You just need to fetch all EducationalQualification objects for certain student with all their relation objects: def view_qualifications(request, student_id): qs = EducationalQualification.objects. Filter(student__pk=student_id). \ select_related("student", "examination", "subject") # ... And then in template just iterate throught it: {% for q in qs %} {{q.student.Name}} {{q.examination.

Short_name}} {{q.subject. Short_name}} {{q. Institution}} {{q.

From_date}} {{q. To_date}} {{q. Marks}} {% endfor %}.

Works perfectly! I was thinking this wouldn't work because I had null=True for the subject ForeignKey. But it works exactly like it should.

You could even say RTFM I guess :) Thanks. – chefsmart Mar 24 '09 at 10:12 If you a a student object you can reference it the other way too. Student.

Educationqualification_set.all() will get you the same thing. – dalore Mar 10 '10 at 12:40.

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