On 1/11/06, Adrian Holovaty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> a = choices.get_list()[0]
> a.poll_id = 2
> new_choice = choices.Choice(**a.__dict__())
> new_choice.save()
Oh, uh, wouldn't you not want to assign poll_id at all on the new obj?
Assigning =2 could overlay an existing id record, or cause an error
later when serial tries to use it, no?
So:
a = choices.get_list()[0]
a.poll_id = None #(or whatever django expects poll_id on new obj
to be; perhaps delete attribute altogether)
new_choice = choices.Choice(**a.__dict__())
new_choice.save()
