Reputation: 3
I have the following code in views.py and I want to get the entire list of persons in a sate.
def all_json_persons(request, state):
print "current_state--" + str(state)
current_state = State.objects.get(id=state)
print "current_state--" + str(current_state)
districts = District.objects.all().filter(state=state)
print "districts--" + str(districts)
personsList = []
for current_district in districts:
villages = Address.objects.all().filter(district=current_district)
for current_village in villages:
persons = Person.objects.all().filter(address=current_village)
print "persons--" + str(persons)
personsList.append(persons)
print "personsList--" + str(personsList)
json_persons = serializers.serialize("json", personsList)
print "json_persons--" + json_persons
return HttpResponse(json_persons, mimetype="application/javascript")
It returns the following result on the terminal:
current_state--2
current_state--Odisha
districts--[<District: Jagatsighpur>, <District: Koraput>]
persons--[<Person: Annnn Ppppp>, <Person: Rrrrr Jeeee>, <Person: Raaaaa Jennn>, <Person: Annnnn Saaaa>]
persons--[<Person: Laaaa Sikaka>, <Person: Lingram Azzzzz>]
personsList--[[<Person: Annnn Ppppp>, <Person: Rrrrr Jeeee>, <Person: Raaaaa Jennn>, <Person: Annnnn Saaaa>], [<Person: Laaaa Sikaka>, <Person: Lingram Azzzzz>]]
**[15/Dec/2012 21:05:42] "GET /state/2/all_json_persons/ HTTP/1.1" 500 75201**
I am not able to figure out why the below line of code is not working in the above situation:
json_persons = serializers.serialize("json", personsList)
However, if I replace personsList in the above line with persons. It works good. But I want the entire list of persons in a state. Please help.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 345
Reputation: 798686
Django's serializers are for serializing querysets. If you want to serialize something else then convert it into a basic type with e.g. values()
or values_list()
and then use the normal JSON mechanism to serialize that.
Upvotes: 1