hi On Tue, 2011-05-10 at 09:08 -0700, wilbur wrote: > I am using Django 1.2.4 with a Postgresql 8.4 backend. Before creating > my models in Django, I began with a existing Postgresql database with > tables for which I had defined integer primary keys that used an > autoincrementing sequence on table inserts. When I created my Django > models, I defined the primary keys as IntegerFields with primaryKey > set to true using the same primary key field names as in the pre- > existing database tables. > > This autoincremented variable set in postgresql is > visible in the Django admin as "Sample_ID", with an empty form field. > Because the user can't possibly know what the next value in the > sequence > should be, I'm wondering how to deal with the field, as it is Not > NULL, and any attempt to submit without a value returns an error. Is > there perhaps a way to make the field not visible in admin, but have > the field automatically filled in once the rest of the form fields are > submitted? >
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