On 23 sep, 01:26, gaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Bruno,
>
> I'd already tried that - I noticed that with or without the
> use_for_related_field
FWIW, it's a plural, ie "use_for_related_field*s*" - but I assume the
typo wasn't in your code.
Out of curiousity, which Django version are you
Thanks Bruno,
I'd already tried that - I noticed that with or without the
use_for_related_field being set on the Custom Manager the effect was
the same - ie. the RelatedManager fires off it's own code without
actually using the MyCurrentSiteManager instance that is already
associated with the Mod
On 22 sep, 01:49, gaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(snip)
> I have overloaded the default manager in my model to use a slight
> variant of the CurrentSiteManager, shown below.
>
(snip)
> What I am seeing is that the following queries work and present only
> the objects which are on the site (Venue)
Hi everyone,
I apologise for the verbosity of this message - for my first post it's
quite long.
I am currently working on my first project employing the Sites
framework, and have been moving along quite well with the
documentation until I hit a snag last night.
I have overloaded the default man
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