Thank you Kai,
I really appreciate the time you put in to help me with that, it had
me puzzled because all this time I was looking for something wrong
with my fixture or result classes when it fact it had nothing to do
with them, it was due to my last class called SquadSelector as shown
below:
class SquadSelector(models.Model):
fixture = models.ForeignKey(Fixture, "Fixture", core=True,
help_text="Fixture to select squad for.")
gk = models.ForeignKey(Player, "Goal Keeper", related_name="gk",
core=True, help_text="Name of Goal Keeper.")
rb = models.ForeignKey(Player, "Right Back", related_name="rb",
core=True, help_text="Name of Right Back.")
cb1 = models.ForeignKey(Player, "Centre Back", related_name="cb1",
core=True, help_text="Name of First Centre Back.")
cb2 = models.ForeignKey(Player, "Centre Back", related_name="cb2",
core=True, help_text="Name of Second Centre Back.")
lb = models.ForeignKey(Player, "Left Back", related_name="lb",
core=True, help_text="Name of Left Back.")
rw = models.ForeignKey(Player, "Right Wing", related_name="rw",
core=True, help_text="Name of Right Winger.")
cm1 = models.ForeignKey(Player, "Centre Midfield",
related_name="cm1", core=True, help_text="Name of First Centre
Midfielder.")
cm2 = models.ForeignKey(Player, "Centre Midfield",
related_name="cm2", core=True, help_text="Name of Second Centre
Midfielder.")
lw = models.ForeignKey(Player, "Left Wing", related_name="lw",
core=True, help_text="Name of Left Winger.")
cf1 = models.ForeignKey(Player, "Centre Forward",
related_name="cf1", core=True, help_text="Name of First Centre
Forward.")
cf2 = models.ForeignKey(Player, "Left Forward", related_name="cf2",
core=True, help_text="Name of Second Centre Forward.")
sub1 = models.ForeignKey(Player, "1st Sub", related_name="sub1",
help_text="Name of 1st Sub.")
sub2 = models.ForeignKey(Player, "2nd Sub", related_name="sub2",
help_text="Name of 2nd Sub.")
sub3 = models.ForeignKey(Player, "3rd Sub", related_name="sub3",
help_text="Name of 3rd Sub.")
sub4 = models.ForeignKey(Player, "4th Sub", related_name="sub4",
help_text="Name of 4th Sub.")
sub5 = models.ForeignKey(Player, "5th Sub", related_name="sub5",
help_text="Name of 5th Sub.")
class Admin:
pass
list_display = ('fixture', )
list_filter = ['fixture',]
search_fields = ['fixture']
# --------
# Accessor
# --------
#String method
def __str__ (self):
return str(self.gk)
>From the line:
fixture = models.ForeignKey(Fixture, "Fixture", core=True,
help_text="Fixture to select squad for.")
the bit "Fixture" which I have on all my fields because I thought it
is a verbose name, which you cannot apparantly specify for a foreign
key (I assume it gets it from the other table?) So it was looking for
a field called Fixture in the table Fixture, which there was not and
giving me the error:
raise FieldDoesNotExist, '%s has no field named %r' %
(self.object_name, name)
django.db.models.fields.FieldDoesNotExist: Fixture has no field named
'Fixture'
Which made me look at my fixture class when indeed it wasn't the place
the error was occuring.
Thanks again,
DuncanM
On Mar 5, 12:07 am, "Kai Kuehne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Duncan,
>
> this works for me:
>
> from django.db import models
>
> class Fixture(models.Model):
> #team = models.ForeignKey(Team, "Team", core=True)
> #venue = models.CharField("Venue", maxlength=1,
> choices=Fixture_Choices, core=True)
> date = models.DateField("Date", core=True)
> opponent = models.CharField("Opponent", maxlength=100, core=True)
> kickoff = models.TimeField("Kick Off Time")
> #competition = models.ForeignKey(Competition, "Competition", core=True)
>
> class Admin:
> #list_display = ('date', 'team', 'opponent', 'venue',
> 'kickoff', 'competition')
> #list_filter = ['date', 'team', 'competition']
> list_display = ('date', 'opponent', 'kickoff')
> list_filter = ['date']
> search_fields = ['date']
>
> class Result(models.Model):
> fixture = models.OneToOneField(Fixture, core=True)
> howdenscore = models.IntegerField("Howden Score", core=True)
> opponentscore = models.IntegerField("Opponent Score", core=True)
>
> class Admin:
> list_display = ('howdenscore', 'opponentscore',)
> list_filter = ['howdenscore',]
> search_fields = ['howdenscore']
>
> I removed the help text and commented out what you didn't get us. :)
>
> Kai
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