Re: How to commit ManyToManyField with ModelForm

> Just keep in mind that you'll lose your previously stored data. > > -Sævar > > On Jul 9, 8:10 am, yugori wrote: > > > Hi, I'm beginner of Django&Py. > > Now I try to make Product Management Tool with Django. > > So I wrote some code. > > &g

How to commit ManyToManyField with ModelForm

Hi, I'm beginner of Django&Py. Now I try to make Product Management Tool with Django. So I wrote some code. models.py //--- from django import forms from django.db import models # ex('ie8','InternetExplorer8') class Browser(models.Model): id=model.CharField('id',primary_key=True) name=model.C

Re: models.py import from other models.py

at error do you get when you execute  'manage.py syncDB'? Could you > paste it here? > > Nuno > > On Thu, Jul 8, 2010 at 2:28 AM, yugori wrote: > > Hi, I'm beginner. > > > I tried to execute 'manage.py syncDB' command, > > but it's not w

models.py import from other models.py

Hi, I'm beginner. I tried to execute 'manage.py syncDB' command, but it's not work. My package is like .. MyProjectMaster---models.py | Appli-models.py MyProject/Appli/models.py is .. //- from Master.models import WebBrowser class A