I am not new to django, but this misbehavior is blowing my mind. I
cannot understand what is happening. please help.
Django 1.1
I have:
class MeetingMember(models.Model):
lastname = models.CharField(max_length = 30)
firstname = models.CharField(max_length = 30)
active = models.BooleanField()
and a script to set initial values:
def fillmembers():
pad_unreals= 1
print "ALL: ",MeetingMember.objects.all()
for x in range(pad_unreals):
m = MeetingMember()
m.firstname, m.lastname = 'unsued','unused'
m.save()
print "1: ",m.pk,m.active
m.active = "False"
print "2: ",m.active
m.save()
print "3: ",m.pk,m.active
print ""
for x in MeetingMember.objects.all():
print x.pk,x.active
And the output i get is:
ALL: []
1: 1 False
2: False
3: 1 False
1 True
###
!?
This is starting with a freshly synced DB (sqlite)
First, why can i save without specifying active? (also, the CharFields
seem to be empty stings and i can save without specifying them also)
second, after specifying false, saving and verifying that it is false,
when I retrieve it from the DB, I get true!
I can edit it in the admin to false and it stays false, I can edit it
on the command line and it stays false. but the script behaves oddly.
please help, and I will learn something important.
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