On Fri, Jan 2, 2009 at 2:45 PM, hotani <hot...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Could this be a problem with the editable=False setting?
>
Yes, sorry, I did not notice you had set that on one of the fields involved
in the unique check.
> The record I am attempting to duplicate is a duplicate office/county/
> case_no entry. However, it is also a duplicate county/case_no. It
> seems like even with the form validation ignoring 'office' it would
> catch the county/case_no dupe?
>
No, if any of the fields involved in unique_together are not present in
cleaned_data during form validation (the editable=False one is not) then the
check cannot be performed. county/case_no may be a dupe but without a value
to check for office the form validation cannot determine if the three
together are going to be unique.
> I tried changing the Meta class to unique_together=
> ("county","case_no") but no change.
>
I don't understand this. When I try your model code and only specify these
two in unique_together I get a form-level validation ('Case with this County
and Case no already exists.') error trying to specify a duplicate
county/case_no.
Karen
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