On Sun, Sep 14, 2008 at 4:26 PM, Donn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > That should happen automatically - you shouldn't see the foreign key
> > to the parent model. Can you post your model and admin code on
> > dpaste.com so we can work out what's wrong?
> Thanks, I'm sure it's something dumb I'm doing. Here:
> http://dpaste.com/78053/
>
>
So you've got:
class Website( models.Model ):
client = models.ForeignKey( Client )
class PluginsEnabled( models.Model ):
client = models.ForeignKey( Client )
website = models.ForeignKey( Website )
and you do not want the 'client' field of PluginsEnabled to appear when
edited inline for a Website because it should always be the same as
Website's 'client' field? If so, then why is the information duplicated in
the PluginsEnabled model? If those two values should always be the same,
then it's much better practice to have just one copy. Instead of having
'client' in PluginsEnabled, you can get the value through the 'website'
foreign key.
Karen
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