Re: How to define each model in its own file

Hi, as far as i know you also have to define the app_label as Meta parameter like this class Meta: app_label = "your_app_name" Regards, Alendit. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To post to this group, send email to django-

Re: How to define each model in its own file

It is also possible to import you models from *models/** from within * models.py* file. On Sun, Feb 6, 2011 at 8:02 PM, Mark (Nosrednakram) wrote: > If there isn't anything in your models/__init__.py nothing will get > loaded. You might try somthing like the following in your models/ > __init__.

Re: How to define each model in its own file

If there isn't anything in your models/__init__.py nothing will get loaded. You might try somthing like the following in your models/ __init__.py: from app.models import modelname from app.models import anothermodelname Where modlenames are actually individual files with model definitions. Sorr

How to define each model in its own file

Hi Guys, Am very new to django and am working on a relatively large web application which includes over 15 models. Now I want to define each model in its own file and store them in a folder called models, so I first created the folder "models" and created a file "__init__.py" in that folder and def