Hello all, I am trying to figure out the best way to represent a field in a model. The model is an article, which is associated with multiple devices (devices is another model). When adding a new article, an admin is presented with a multiple select list of all the rows in the devices table. All selections should then be stored in the article's "devices" field. What should this "devices" field be, though? It has to represent a bunch of primary keys in the devices table, which sounds like a comma-separated list, but it also has to be of type ForeignKey. Is there a way to do this, or am I better off just making a model for article_devices, with pk article_id and a foreign key into the devices table (so the article_devices table has a composite key of [article_id, device_id])? I hope I explained that well enough. Thanks.
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