For an email discussion list application I'm setting up the following
model:
Members and EmailAddress(es)
Each Member has multiple EmailAddress(es), and one PostingAddress
Definition (abbreviated):
class Member(models.Model):
PostingAddress = models.ForeignKey(EmailAddress) # <<<< error in
this line
FirstName = models.CharField(blank = True, max_length = 255)
# Snip #
class EmailAddress(models.Model):
EmailAddress = models.EmailField()
Member = models.ForeignKey(Member)
# Snip #
This gives "NameError: name 'EmailAddress' is not defined". When I
swap these two classes around I get the same thing, but for the
EmailAddress.Member field
One alternative is to add a boolean field to the EmailAddress class to
say it is the posting field, i.e. change the database structure. But
is there a way to get this structure to work?
Thanks
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