Hi Melvyn,
2012/7/9 Melvyn Sopacua :
> On 9-7-2012 10:30, Daniel Walz wrote:
>
>> Ok, I did some tests today and read in the django sources.
>> It seems to me, that an abstract model class has no Manager attached,
>> at least not by default.
>
> Because an abstr
t rather whether django knows the real model of an
> object it got from a supermodel's table.
>
which is possible, as long as the developer imports the whole models
file with all subclasses. If you import only certain models, you might
not get what you expect. But that could be seen as c
bstraction handles this automalically.
Seems I have too little faith in the capabilities of python ;-)
Best regards
Daniel
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Hi Samir and Babatunde,
2012/7/7 Babatunde Akinyanmi :
> However, I don't think its possible to send both an html page and a
> CSV so I guess you'll have to choose one or send them one at a time
> (html page then csv). I'm sure Mevlyn will know if its possible
> though.
>
I think so too, one ser
do something in the lines of:
> Fruit.objects.all()?
So this helps me to solve it, just differently than I thought.
(which actually would justify a title change ;-) )
Thanks again :-)
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Daniel
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