Hello everyone, I noticed that Django tagging uses a custom field
called TagField that allows you to insert tags directly relating to
your application you inserted TagField in. Is there an easier way of
accomplishing the same type of results that django tagging does with
Tagfield()? I want to be able to create a CustomField that will output
to form fields (TextField and BooleanField) from another application
and then when I save the results it will go out the that application
and save those 2 fields. Keep in mind, I do not want to use
ForeignKeys or M2M relationships. I want the fields from application2
to be embeded directly into application1.
e.g -
class SomeModel1(models.Model):
"""This model adopts the CustomField feature"""
some_field1 = models.CharField(max_length=255)
custom_field = CustomField()
class SomeModel2(models.Model):
"""This is the model that data will be saved out through the use
of CustomField"""
object_id = models.IntegerField()
some_field2 = models.CharField(max_length=25)
some_field3 = models.BooleanField()
So when I attempt to insert into SomeModel1 through the admin
interface, I will see something like this:
some_field1 _________________
some_field2 __________________
some_field3 __________________
then when I go to save, CustomField will know to save the data from
field 2 and 3 to SomeModel2. Is there an easy way to do this? Is there
some intuitive documentation somewhere on how to do something similar
to what Django tagging is doing?
Thanks in advance.
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