I would like to make a custom admin page for one of my application with django. I\'ve created a change_form.html and fieldset.html in admin/myapp/mymodel of my template folder. I am now able to custom
I read this page: http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/mode开发者_开发百科ls/custom_pk/, and the example doesn\'t list unique=True. I\'m wondering if there is a compelling reason for them to lea
Here\'s an interesting problem, I have a开发者_JS百科 list of users that I list in order of rating, and where two users have the same rating, I have a random number that I use to make sure the list wo
I have 3 models in a Django app, each one has a \"hostname\" field.For several reasons, these are tracked in different models:
I want to show the human-readable name for the type selected but I keep getting the stored value. TYPE_CHOICES = (
I am using a ForeignKey called Memberno in My Django models. After entering data in the Members Class, it appears in the other classes as \"member object\" in the \'memberno\' field. For ForeignKey, I
I have a model: class Zone(models.Model): name = models.CharField(max_length=128) users = models.ManyToManyField(User, related_name=\'zones\', null=True, blank=True)
In LINQ (I come from a C# background), you can manually load data for related tables via the Include(\"xxx\") method
What is the accepted way of checking a model\'s existence in a Django app? I\'ve seen this method used:
I\'ve got two models. One represents a piece of equipment, the other represents a possible attribute the equipment has. Semantically, this might look like:
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