Jonknee,
That cleared up major! Thanx for your teachings.
Regards,
Gerard.
jonknee wrote:
>> I read that Django knows the difference between a new and a updated record,
>> but it replicates the customer if I don't set the customer_id before a
>> customer.save. Would somebody please shoot at my code and tell me where the
>> room for improvement is hiding?
>
> You're almost there, just make sure to initiate your form with the
> instance during POST requests. So move this line to before the if/
> else:
>
> customer = get_object_or_404(Customer, pk=customer_id)
>
> And change form = CustomerForm(request.POST) to form =
> CustomerForm(request.POST, instance=customer). That will let the model
> know you're working with an existing record and will automatically
> update the record instead of creating it.
> >
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