problem resolved, here is how I did it, just a little change to my original
code, setattr by add_to_class, with this, I can add common attributes to a
lot of models without having to inherit more than once or having a base
class for all of them, beside, it just create one table, not two:
def commo
problem resolved, here is how I did it, just a little change to my original
code, setattr by add_to_class, with this, I can add common attributes to lot
of models without having to inherit more than once or having a base class
for all my models :
def common_attrs(cls, common):
attrs = dir(comm
Cool!
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On Mon, 2007-06-04 at 18:36 -0400, Lic. José M. Rodriguez Bacallao
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> hi people, I want to do a little thing, I want to add fields
> dynamically to a model so when I run python manage.py syncdb,
> those fields get added to the database table, for example:
>
> def common_attrs(cls, comm
syncdb will not automatically add new fields in a model. You have to
add the new fields to the database yourself. 'python manage.py sql'
will give you the new sql statements to recreate your models, and you
can pick out the part regarding your new fields. Also, if you don't
care about existing
hi people, I want to do a little thing, I want to add fields dynamically to
a model so when I run python manage.py syncdb, those fields get added to
the database table, for example:
def common_attrs(cls, common):
attrs = dir(common)
for attr in attrs:
if isinstance( getattr(co
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