A bit of code would have clarified my problem. This is what I tried the
first time:
return "Testing %s %s %.2f" % (self.someForeignKey.someThing(),
self.somedate.strftime("%d-%m-%Y"), self.someFloat)
There were 2 problems, basically. First, I tried to access an object
instance directly and not t
On 1/30/06, Jan Rademaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What is save to use __repr__ ?
>
> I've found out that I shoud use self.get_someForeignKey().someThing()
> instead of self.someForeignKey.someThing(), but what about date fields
> and such?
>
> Because, when I use self.someDateField in __repr_
I ran into the same thing in a model with a ForeignKey to an auth.User
object. In my __repr__ function I had:
self.get_user()
which would crash Django. In this instance, I wanted the username
specifically, so I resorted to using:
self.get_user().username
I didn't try, but I think this would
Jan Rademaker wrote:
What is save to use __repr__ ?
I've found out that I shoud use self.get_someForeignKey().someThing()
instead of self.someForeignKey.someThing(), but what about date fields
and such?
Because, when I use self.someDateField in __repr__ django crashes the
moment _add_ a new o
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