How to Use the Related Name Attribute in Django

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This helped solve the problem I was struggling with for like two hours, thank you!!

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Pretty simple and straightforward explanation. Thank you for sharing it with us :)

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Thank you my dude. This really helped me.

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[@yorker3148]

Thanks ! very clear explanation

[@MagnusAnand]

Excellent video, thanks!

[@mahmoodali2085]

Thanks for explain is pretty simple.
If I have two foreignkey from two different classes . Can they get the same related_name?

[@aditya.pradhan]

great... explained so neatly... thank you.

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Thanks for so helpfull video!!!

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Awesome...as always :)

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[@RuslanSkiraUkraine]

So the related_name need only for the ORM ? what the analogy in SQL?

[@lastmaj]

bless your heart!

[@pranayreddy7303]

what if we have another class object attribute in subject model and how can we relate it to the student model class object attribute minor using the foreignkey

[@amirehsani1044]

Thanks a lot

[@shansabitjourney127]

Hi brother, would you please help me, I am new in Django I have two models by name of Buildings(Name, Status, Descriptions) and Floors (Building as foreign key , Name, Status, Descriptions) now in the Floors form I want to display only the building which their status is true.

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Thank you.

[@ramyaksharma7261]

thanks for the help man, But is null=True same as blank=True?

[@nbzp28]

no
null means that attribute could be equal to zero
e.g. item_quantity could be zero, but it can`t be empty

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[@medoabdin480]

thx Anthony

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good

[@akifazwad1489]

Is it just curiousity or math majors just happen to know a lot more than just math

[@ches_ter6842]

class Client(models.Model):
name = models.CharField('Name', max_length=250)
surname = models.CharField('Surname', max_length=250)
phone = models.CharField('Phone', max_length=10)
...
def __str__(self):
return str(self.surname ) + ' | ' + str(self.name)
class Checklist(models.Model):
client_name = models.ForeignKey(Client, on_delete=models.CASCADE)
point1 = models.BooleanField('point1', default=False)
point2 = models.BooleanField('point2', default=False)
point3 = models.BooleanField('point3', default=False)
...
def __str__(self):
return self.client_name
How can i provide or add all Client properties to Checklist instance? (note: I create Checklist object via forms.py) And when it's done how to get an access to Client properties using Checklist object?

[@bakalimao9335]

math.major.all() ==> why can't I do this?