Example m2m page does not work

[pivotal-energy-solutions]

Example m2m page does not work

[tiliv]

Thanks for the report. This looks like something that happens when I run with my Python 3 environment with Django 1.7, but not in Python 2 with Django 1.6. Both environments used datatableview 0.8.0. (Interestingly, the demo site uses Python 2 and a fork of Django 1.4 to run on appengine, but I'll update the datatableview version up there and see where things stand.)

Can you confirm your environment for me? I'll start digging into this.

[davidfischer-ch]

Python 3.4 with Django 1.7+ at commit 27a3cfcd77d2b8b3e89ba29852523cf342351a43.
Pining all my dependencies for the peace of my mind :-)

[tiliv]

I believe this commit will fix the trouble: e8fb942

The long and short of it is that ManyToManyManager has never been callable until Django 1.7, which supports calling the object with a specific manager instance. (Django always came with the caveat that using a reverse related manager could only ever use the default object manager, and I suspect this change is to address that limitation.) So on 1.7 the Managers were getting past the check for callables, and chaos ensued.

Demo site is still up in the air for me to figure out, but you're welcome to verify your setup against this change before I make a release out of it.

[davidfischer-ch]

Sorry for my late feedback. It works perfectly: Thanks!

[utapyngo]

Please release this fix to pypi, it is pain to support requirements.txt with git+git:// entries.

[utapyngo]

Thanks!