Ok, I will follow with exemplary code similar to the one i use:
<code>
...
searchquery = request.GET["q"]
complete_query = ~Q(pk__in=[]) # this should be something like Q.ident()
for query in search_query.split():
complete_query &= (
Q(autor__first_name__icontains=query) |
Q(author__last_name__icontains=query) |
Q(title__icontains=query) |
Q(year=int(query) if query.isdigit() else -1)
)
books = Book.obejects.filter(complete_query).distinct() # the
distinct is for the issue described in the PPS
... # render page with the filtered books
</code>
in the Example the searchquery is a string of features seperated by
whitespaces the user wants to search for and the Book model is similar to
the one described in the django tutorials, if I remember them right.
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