Hello,
I'm not familiar with ManyToMany relationships since I use Django with
mongodb and this doesn't exist like so. But I'll give it a shot :
> For example: "foo", "pepe1", "pepe2" are users of the project. I
> delete returns "foo"
> I try in every way like this:
> datos=Proyectos.objects.get(id=identificador)
> if request.POST.get('usuarios','')!='':
> datos.usuarios.add(request.POST.get('usuarios'))
> if request.POST.get('usuariosDelete','')!='':
> datos.usuarios=[]
First it only tries to delete a user if a user is added, is it
intended ?
Then here :
>datos.usuarios.add(request.POST.get('usuarios'))
Here you're adding the username from the form when there is a User
object expected ?
>I want to eliminate one of those
>users.
So why trying to do datos.usuarios=[] ? Should be
datos.usuarios.remove(the_user_you_want_to_remove).
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