Hi all,
I have a few models classes that refer to the logged in user (such as
NoticeBoardPost), at the moment I am using the "username" to record
who created each object. Is this the right way of doing it in Django?
Or can I refer to models.User as a ForeignKey?
Thanks.
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SOAP is what I was after. If I used SOAPpy could I still import the
django model stuff in the SOAP service script?
On 10/18/06, Mikhail Gusarov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> DM> Is there a chance that Django will support the provisions of
> DM> Webservices
Is there a chance that Django will support the provisions of
Webservices in the future. It would be nice to use the same data
models to provide WebServices for an application.
Googled around but found nothing. Thanks
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Hi Everyone,
I wish to produce custom administration interfaces. For example, a
list of all items that have been marked as containing inappropriate
content by the public interface. I want administrators to be able to
produce a list of these items and untick a box to re-enable the
visibility of th
Hi Everyone,
Can one class have more than one administration interface?
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Thanks James.
On 9/27/06, James Bennett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On 9/27/06, Devraj Mukherjee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Well for the first category it doesn't. Has anyone come across this
> > before? If so how did you solve it? Thanks for your tim
I am trying to create a class I call "Category" that will contain
Items, these Categories can be nested within each other (much like
eBay or Amazon). I tried to use the following menthod to do that but
the administration interface wont let me create entries because the
ForeignKey must have a value
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