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If you post your Make
model, I can give a complete answer. But in general you are referencing the make
foreign key directly โ which is an int (the Make
ID). You are comparing this int to the string 'samsung'
at make=make
causing the error.
Depending on what string fields your Make
model has, you need to reference one of those fields. For instance, if Make
had a name
field that accepted strings:
thing_list = Thing.objects.filter(make__name=make)
Otherwise, you need to pass the make
ID instead of 'samsung'
๐คDan Hoerst
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