In a foreign key relationship, the main objects pre_save() and post_save() both get performed prior to the subordinate object's pre and post save, e.g.:
poll._pre_save() poll._post_save() choice._pre_save() choice._post_save() choice._pre_save() choice._post_save() Is this intentional? I would have expected the main object pre_save to be performed first, followed by the subordinate object's pre and post save, followed by the main objects post_save last, i.e.: poll._pre_save() choice._pre_save() choice._post_save() choice._pre_save() choice._post_save() poll._post_save() Any hints on how to achieve this order of things?
