g Sore without the foreign key to Rorg works fine as
well)
did I miss something in the model documentation or may this be a bug
in django?
thanks for any helpful hints
goobee
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hi there
I'm in dire need of a good idea. django drives me crazy with its
foreignkey-resolver.
class person(models.Model):
name ...
firstname
class participant(models.Model):
group ..
person(foreignkey(person))
funk ...
I want to show 'participant
thanks Léon
but I need name and firstname from the referenced table 'person', but
only from ONE person; the person I read from 'participant'.
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In addition the user should only get non-editable fields on the html-
page
regards
goobee
On 24 Aug., 12:11, Léon Dignòn wrote:
> Basically you have to link them with a foreign key. I hope this fits
> your needs with the legacy table
ist referenced by the selected CharacterHome.
In addition the user should only get non-editable fields on the html-
page
regards
goobee
On 24 Aug., 12:11, Léon Dignòn wrote:
> Basically you have to link them with a foreign key. I hope this fits
> your needs with the legacy table
y_key=True)
.
--> no single id_... as PK
Would it be a big deal to change django to be able to handle these
database models?
if no, any hints where to find the 'switch' ;-)
thanks
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great to hear, thanks Karen
I will check the ticket and hope
goobee
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