I just switched over to the newforms-admin branch because I need to
add specific permissions to my admin site.
I have been looking over the newforms-admin howto and the ModelAdmin
class, but I haven't been able to figure very much out.
My app is a blogging app that needs to support multiple blogs
I'm running into an interesting problem with ModelForms.
I have a blogging app that handles multiple blogs, which makes things
tricky with categories, because each category needs to belong to a
specific blog, so an author editing blog1 should not be allowed to
post an Entry to a Category from blog
when printed to
the console, shouldn't that be exactly what ends up in the html form?
On Jun 17, 1:37 am, "Jonas Oberschweiber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> AFAIK querysets are always cached.
>
> On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 7:06 AM, emont88 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
should... I don't really know much about the
> inner workings of ModelForms, but you could try inserting print
> statements or something the like directly in the django code for
> testing purposes. Or just look at the django code. That almost always
> solves the problems I have
Michael,
As it turned out, I just needed to set the Category queryset using the
"form_instance.fields['fieldname'].queryset = myqueryset" syntax that
you suggested.
I'm still not sure what was going on there before, but it seems
everything is working now.
Thanks for the help.
Eric
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