Ok..after fiddling with this for what seems like forever...I finally
figured out that all I needed to do was change
origcompany.parent_company = new_data['parent_company_id']
to
origcompany.parent_company =
Company.objects.get(company_id=new_data['parent_company_id'])
I thought I just needed to set the ID..not an object... but figured
I'd
post in case someone else had the same problem.
Actually you can use the id. I use it all the time to limit the
number of database calls.
Setting parent company by setting id (note the '_id' part):
>>> origcompany.parent_company_id = new_data['parent_company_id']
Getting company object. This will cause a database lookup.
>>> parent = origcompany.parent_company
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