def lookup_attribute(self, obj, lookup_field):
"""
Returns attribute from target object unless attribute surrounded in angular brackets where it returns the lookup field.
Also handles the lookup of nested attributes.
"""
bracket_check = _tpl(lookup_field)
if bracket_check:
source_attrs = bracket_check.split('.')
return get_nested_attributes(obj, source_attrs)
return lookup_field
def lookup_attribute(self, obj, lookup_field):
"""
Returns attribute from target object unless attribute surrounded in angular brackets where it returns the lookup field.
Also handles the lookup of nested attributes.
"""
bracket_check = _tpl(lookup_field)
if bracket_check:
source_attrs = bracket_check.split('.')
# If you are using a nested attribute for lookup, and you get the attribute wrong, you will not get an
# error message, you will just not see that field. This allows us to have slightly more dynamic use of
# nested attributes in relationship fields.
try:
return_val = get_nested_attributes(obj, source_attrs)
except KeyError:
return None
return return_val
return lookup_field
def lookup_attribute(self, obj, lookup_field):
"""
Returns attribute from target object unless attribute surrounded in angular brackets where it returns the lookup field.
Also handles the lookup of nested attributes.
"""
bracket_check = _tpl(lookup_field)
if bracket_check:
source_attrs = bracket_check.split('.')
# If you are using a nested attribute for lookup, and you get the attribute wrong, you will not get an
# error message, you will just not see that field. This allows us to have slightly more dynamic use of
# nested attributes in relationship fields.
try:
return_val = get_nested_attributes(obj, source_attrs)
except KeyError:
return None
return return_val
return lookup_field
