On Mar 28, 8:40 pm, Asim Yuksel <a.sinanyuk...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have two questions.
> 1)I have two tables(People, Publication) and they are not related and
> I want to display the fields of these tables on the same admin page.
> So when I fill all the fields, I want to insert these values into
> people and publication tables.
I do not fully understand your question , but if you want to Iterate
over both tables at the same time, you can do the following . This
will use the zip command to pack your variables
in view.py
peo = People.objects.all()
pub = Publication.objects.all()
render_to_response(template.html, {'tables':zip(peo, pub)} )
in your template(template.html)
{% for t in tables %}
{{t.field1}} {{t.field2}}
{% endfor %}
> 2) I also want to insert the id values of people and publication to a
> bridge table(lets say PeoplePublication) whenever I do the first step.
Why not use Foreign Key or ManyToMany field
>
> I guess I cant do the 1st one with inlines. How can I do this?
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