James Bennett wrote:
> Default values are *only* filled in when the field is displayed on an
> end-user form. If you don't want to display a field, but still
> automatically fill it in, you have two options:
> 
> 1) Have your view code fill it in before doing manipulator validation
> 2) Set 'blank=True' for the field, and have the model's 'save' method
> fill in the current date and time if there's no value for it.

Uhm... Wouldn't auto_now_add=True do the job in this case?

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