Hi folks --
I have a model that needs additional processing done every time an
instance is saved, so I've hooked up a handler to the post_save
signal. The post_save handler will throw an exception if anything
goes wrong.
When the user saves a model from contrib.admin, I want the exception
to be caught and result in a notice to the user, but not a server
error. So I tried the following in my ModelAdmin subclass:
class MyModelAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
def save_form(self, request, form, change):
try:
ret = super(MyModelAdmin, self).save_form(request,
form, change)
except MyCustomException:
print 'caught'
# ... do stuff
return ret
However, the exception is not being caught. Where do I need to catch
the exception in order to handle it gracefully?
Thanks!
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