On 12/12/07, l5x <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have a model with two ForeignKeys (User and another model). I cannot
> set them to editable=False, because Admin needs to see them and
> modify.
>
> So I've created ModelForm and excluded those two fields. And now:
>
> 1) when I'm trying to *update* the content by MyModelForm.save() :
> there is error that foreignkeys cannot be null
> 2) i thought that it saves (inserts) if there isn't any record
> already , and if there is - it just updates - but it does not(?) see
> 1)
> 3) i've tried to assign these values manually:
>
> full = Full()
> form_full = FullForm(full, request.POST)
>
> form_full.my_first_fk = 2
> form_full.my_second_fk = 3
> form_full.save()
The code above is just assigning arbitrary attributes to the form
object, not the model object. You probably want something more like
this:
full = Full(my_first_fk=2, my_second_fk=3)
form_full = FullForm(full, request.POST)
new_full = form_full.save()
Joseph
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