On 10/15/06, Malcolm Tredinnick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The value of Users.icon either has to be a valid primary key value in
> the table for the Icon model or NULL (of you have null=True in the
> ForeignKey constructor). This is because a Django ForeignKey field is a
> true foreign key in t
On Sat, 2006-10-14 at 04:47 -0700, Ewout ter Haar wrote:
> I am trying to make use of the django admin, to use with a database
> which is normally managed by another (PHP) application. I ran
> inspectdb, and after tweaking the models a little bit, it works for
> basic fields like InterFields, Char
I'm not familiar with how ForeignKey fields interact with the database,
but I wondered if you could have an instance of the Icon model that
represented no icon (-1). Otherwise, I think you might need to override
the model methods (probably the save() method), but that's just a guess.
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I am trying to make use of the django admin, to use with a database
which is normally managed by another (PHP) application. I ran
inspectdb, and after tweaking the models a little bit, it works for
basic fields like InterFields, CharFields etc.
I would also like to use the ForeignKey features tha
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