Thanks Rajesh,
I am not sure about Choices, since there are some 12 stages, with condition
at couple of stages. I do not know how to conditionalize the choice fields.
Also this would mean that for a single tender, we create 12-14 instances of
the Calendar Table. Advise, please
Ramdas
On Dec 21, 2007 2:50 AM, Rajesh Dhawan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> >
> > What is the best method to capture, all events happening on a specific
> day.
> >
> > The view must give a report....
> >
> > when you try the url calendar/2007/dec/20
> > On December 20th 2007
> >
> > Tender 222 date of announcement
> > Tender 243 last date for receiving bids
> > Tender 227 date for recieving final bid
> > Tender 270 date of opening of bid
>
> Here's one way to model that:
>
> class Calendar(models.Model):
> date = models.DateField() # what date
> tender = models.ForeignKey(Tender) # which tender
> # what happens to this tender on this date:
> tender_stage = models.CharField(choices=TENDER_STAGE_CHOICES)
>
> where TENDER_STAGE_CHOICES is something like:
> TENDER_STAGE_CHOICES = (
> ('announcement', 'Date of announcement'),
> ('bid-last-date', 'Date for receiving final bid'),
> #...and so on
> )
>
> In this model, the tender_stage field gives the date field its meaning
> (e.g. if tender_stage is 'announcement', the date is an announcement
> date.)
>
> -Rajesh
> >
>
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