I have a model in which I'm using the GenericRelation model for
tagging.
Here I'm using tagging purely as a method for structuring content
throughout the global site, its not ment for users to tag objects.
Since the GenericRelation isn't (yet?) fully integrated to the admin
site, I'm using a ManyToManyField to populate the GenericRelation.
postTags = models.ManyToManyField(Tag)
newTags = models.GenericRelation(Tag)
I have a method addTags for updating the GenericRelation :
def addTags(self):
for i in self.tag_list():
try:
self.newTags.create(tag=i)
except:
pass
which is just fine, but the method addTags has to be called
explicitely.
what would be the most logic thing to me would be to call
self.addTags() and have the GenericRelation updated. unique_together is
specified in Tag, such that a tag won't be duplicated. Since calling
self.addTags() directly isn't an option, what's the djangthonic thing
to do here?
Thanks!
-jelle
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