Thanks for the comment Bill. I did define the profile myself :) and I
already see this thing working in test :)
On Jan 25, 5:10 pm, Bill Freeman wrote:
> Just to be clear, who defined get_profile() on the user object? If not you,
> then it may not be returning an instance of your "UserProfile" m
Just to be clear, who defined get_profile() on the user object? If not you,
then it may not be returning an instance of your "UserProfile" model, but
some other model (e.g.; the pinax Profile app's Profile). That Profile model
doesn't have your modified field.
Because otherwise, I'd expect your
Ok, I've figured the answer myself - but maybe someone will find it
useful...
When retrieving an ImageField, Django doesn't return the field but
rather the underlying ImageFieldFile. So say you have a custom
ImageField like this:
class Profile(models.Model)
...
photo = models.Remo
Ok, I've figured the answer myself - but maybe someone will find it
useful...
When retrieving an ImageField, Django doesn't return the field but
rather the underlying ImageFieldFile. So say you have a custom
ImageField this:
class Profile(models.Model)
...
photo = models.ImageFiel
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