Hola,
I have an abstract base class, Person, with three children:
Applicants, Students and Staff.
I have two questions.
As per docs
($PATH/topics/db/managers.html#custom-managers-and-model-inheritance)
I have three managers for the Abstract class:
people = models.Manager()
men = MaleManager()
women = FemaleManager()
with the appropriate definitions.
For some reason, I can't get
<child_class>.men.all() or <child_class>.women.all() to work. Any tips?
Secondly, I want the dob and gender to be using special widgets, so in
admin.py I have:
class PersonAdminForm(ModelForm):
class Meta:
model = Person
widgets = {
'dob': SelectDateWidget(),
'gender': RadioSelect(),
}
but then when I add the form to the StudentAdminForm or
ApplicantAdminForm, it fails on the first field that's not in Person.
Is there anyway to have a generic admin form?
cheers
L.
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