I'm in the process of developing a site in Django that includes the
following in the models.py:
def image_path(page, filename):
return "content_images/page/%s/original/%s" % (page.pk, filename)
def image_scaled_path(page,filename):
return "content_images/page/%s/scaled/%s" % (page.pk, filename)
class Page(models.Model):
# ....
image_original = models.ImageField('Picture',
upload_to=image_path, blank=True)
image_scaled = models.ImageField(upload_to=image_scaled_path,
blank=True)
# ....
def save(self):
#....
scaled_name = os.path.split(self.image_original.name)[-1]
self.image_scaled.save(scaled_name, self.image_original,
save=False)
super(Page, self).save()
The idea is that image_scaled has a version that is a thumbnail of the
originally updated photo. I've removed that code for testing
purposes, and this still happens. What happens is that two images are
created in content_images/page/PAGE_ID/scaled/, one with an underscore
after the name. image_scaled.path shows that the version with the
extra underscore is the current one referred to after running this.
This behavior happens on both Windows and Linux servers. I'm running
Django 1.0. As far as I can tell, I'm using the FileField API
correctly. Is there something obvious that I'm missing?
Thanks in advance!
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