Hello,
I am currently experimenting with a little webapp, and I have the
following problem. I want to assign two properties of the same type to
a class. (Stupid) Example: I have a meal, and it comes with two sides.
The sides itself are another database key - they can change on a
whim :) . It looks something like this:
class Meal(models.Model):
side1 = models.ForeignKey('SidesList')
side2 = models.ForeignKey('SidesList')
# ....
class SidesList(models.Model):
name = models.CharField(max_length=20)
availability = models.BooleanField()
Now I get an error when compiling this. See, I need exactly two
properties of the same type (side1, side2) in two _different_ object
properties. The meal comes with exactly two sides, you see? :) And
they must be distinguishable (something like post-main-course side",
and "side with main course" out of the same pool).
The error is: "Accessor for field 'side1' clashes with related field
'SidesList.leg_set'." (the same error for side2).
Any help here? I'm quite new to dango, so a little hint would be
nice :)
thanks a lot in advance,
Axel.
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