On 28 jan, 23:09, Mirat Can Bayrak <miratcanbay...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Can you look at these, can they work?
>
> i tried that one but not worked, is there way to make it working? (nope,
> there was no error messages, only strings are not shown at admin panel)
>
> LANGUAGE_OPTIONS = (('en_GB', '(British) English'), ('tr', 'Turkish'), ('es',
> 'Spanish'))
> class ShortDescription(models.Model):
> strings = dict()
> product = models.ForeignKey(Product)
> for language in LANGUAGE_OPTIONS:
> strings[language[0]] = models.CharField(max_length=300)
Nope, this won't work - not that way at least. And I won't tell you
how this _could_ be made to work, because AFAICT, it's a a very wrong
design anyway. If what you want is to have per-language description of
a same product, better do it the right way (wrt/ the relational
model), that is using one record per product/language, ie:
LANGUAGE_OPTIONS = (('en_GB', '(British) English'), ('tr', 'Turkish'),
('es', 'Spanish'))
class ShortDescription(models.Model):
product = models.ForeignKey(Product)
language = models.CharField(choices=LANGUAGE_OPTIONS,
max_length=4)
text = models.TextField()
My 2 cents...
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