I am playing with a Django project which will deal with networking
information. I would like to enforce some additional constraints above
and beyond what the default Form fields provides.
For example, if I have a model to represent a 'subnet' it would have
both a network address (which I can save
bruno desthuilliers wrote:
> I'm afraid that if you want to use the admin app and still have a
> robust (and correct) model, you'll have to apply solutions #2 *and*
> #4. In order to restrict repetition to a minimum, you should factor
> this validation rule in a function (possibly defined in th
I'm pretty new to Django, but I found some odd behavior in
OneToOneField which I think is a bug. Take the following Models:
class Widget(models.Model):
name = models.CharField(max_length=10)
def __unicode__(self):
return u'%s(%s)'%(self.name,self.pk)
class Sprocket(models.Model
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