Barry,
Actually what i was thinking is to get a list with the keywords and
then go with a forloop threw all keywords and get the values from a
dictionary where the key's are the same as the keywords only in field
names.
so what i thought was get the keywords and do the following
keywords = [ all the keywords from model ]
for keyword in keywords:
apa = LupusApa( keyword = dictionary[str(keyword)]
apa.save()
i thought this was the best solution there are two problems with this
is one I couldnt figure out how i got all the keywords from the model
in a array and the second was if i save the object apa i gives a error
because there are some fields that can't be zero.
and i don't know how to create a object apa with all the keywords
after eachother like ( apa = LupusApa (result_id =
dictionary['result_id'], lab_id = dictionary['lab_id] ) without
hardcoding the names in there.
if someone knows how to deal with these two problems it would be a
great help to me.
thanks in advance,
richard mendes
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