Yes (and sorry for getting your name wrong before, Brett).
str(self.document) works.
On Jan 4, 6:26 pm, Brett Epps wrote:
> Oh, I think the problem is in the __unicode__() method of your Quiz8
> model. You're returning self.document, which is a Document8 object and
> not a unicode string. Try r
Oh, I think the problem is in the __unicode__() method of your Quiz8
model. You're returning self.document, which is a Document8 object and
not a unicode string. Try returning unicode(self.document) or something
like '%d' % document.id.
Brett
On 1/4/12 5:07 PM, "Andy Oram" wrote:
>Thanks, Bi
Thanks, Bill. I apologize for not including DEBUG output. Here is what
seems relevant. It looks like the ForeignKey relationship filled in
fields
with the id's of the document and document version (which is what
one would expect) and there was a problem converting it to a string.
Request Me
Hi Andy,
Could you send us a traceback from the 500 error page? (If you don't see
one, you need to set DEBUG = True in settings.py.)
Brett
On 1/4/12 8:29 AM, "Andy Oram" wrote:
>I am pasting in a pretty basic models.py here. It is fairly classic (I
>actually started with Poll tutorial exampl
I am pasting in a pretty basic models.py here. It is fairly classic (I
actually started with Poll tutorial example) and I have stripped out
anything that looks questionable. Through the standard admin
interface, I can create a User8, a Documentversion8, and a Document8.
However, after I fill out th
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