On Nov 7, 1:57 pm, PeteDK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hiii everybody...
>
> I am trying to create this class called "car".
> In this car class i have an IntegerField "year". The thing is, this
> field should not be required and therefor the user should not be
> "forced" to enter anything into this field if the person doesn't want
> to.
>
> However i can't seem to ignore this field??
>
> When i try to say "year = pass", "year=None" or anything like that i
> get an error.
>
> For several reasons, I am not interested in just giving this field the
> number "0" or something like that... I would really like this field to
> be just blank/null/none if the user does not enter anything into this
> form-field.
>
> Do you know any way around this? Am i missing an optional argument in
> my models.py class or forms.py class??? Or is it simply not possible
> with an IntegerField.
>
> If it isn't possible, can i then use som "trick" to get these "blank"
> fields??
>
> kind regards..
>
> Peter Møller
You need to have null=True in your model field delcaration:
year = models.IntegerField(blank=True, null=True)
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