Perhaps you should provide your full models, since day as well as
worker in class WorkingDay refer to a model called Notary. I'm
probably also not sure what you are trying to describe with your
models - but shouldn't worker in WorkingDay refer to your class worker
(btw: call it Worker with big W,
Hallo - i'm kind of newbie in django, but actually like it very much.
I need to make a search panel in web site where users could search
worker by name, city etc, and by working time and day. I would like to
make this panel using django db-api, not raw sql.
Here are two models.
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Just FYI, I cracked it myself.Me gets smarter! =)If anyone googles for this and is in a similar situation, pls let me know.On 10/3/06, Carlos Yoder
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Hello all, I'm asking for help again, this time with related objects.I need to do what I think is a very simple task: allow
Hello all, I'm asking for help again, this time with related objects.I need to do what I think is a very simple task: allow users to edit their own preferences (using a custom 'admin' like interface).Their own preferences are located in an extension of the User model, as follows:
class UserProfile(
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