Every Django model has a default primary-key id created automatically. I want the model objects to have another attribute big_id which is calculated as:
I am writing a web application for my engineering company (warning: I am a programmer only by hobby) and was planning on using Django until I hit this snag. The models I want to use naturally have mul
I need to show a user only the objects that he owns. Since I need to do this on more then 80% of my views, hardcoding this kills DRY. More so, it is absolutely imperative that a user never sees record
Considering the class model as follows: alt text http://www.forteresse.net/site/stackoverflow/classes.png/image
I have a custom form to display goals. Goals are edited inline in a Game. class GoalForm(forms.ModelForm):
I have a few models: \'Article, Video, BlogPost, News, Commodity\'. Each are in their own application.
I have a model with a bunch of choices, that are in the DB configured as below. COL_CHOICES =( (1, \'Not Applicable\'),
In my UserProfile model I would like to have a function which returns either the user\'s ImageFileField object or a default image if the user has not uploaded their own.
How can I display objects that link to an object via a ForeignKey in Django (specifically in the admin interface).For example, if I click on an object, I\'ll not only see the object but also any other
Is it possible to do something similar to this with a list, dictionary or something else? data_dict = {开发者_高级运维
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