Thanks, I'll paste it here:
class ModelsAddRequest:
def process_request(self, request):
for x in dir(django.models.intranet):
klass = django.models.intranet.__dict__[x]
if isinstance(klass, meta.ModelBase):
klass.request = request
return None
Yes, (by inspection) that should work. But I am a bit hesitant setting
class attribute to a short lived object, especially in a environment
where multiple request can hit at the same time. What happen if another
request coming just before a Model finish with the previous request?
plisk wrote:
Dody Suria Wijaya wrote:
Is it possible in djanggo to access current request's session
variables inside _pre_save or _post_save function?
I need to save current login userid into a "last_update_userid" field
automatically by simply calling .save()
Try hack in this thread
http://groups.google.com/group/django-users/browse_thread/thread/31572ab6e8a03d68/81f349eeac9077eb?q=hack+request&rnum=1#81f349eeac9077eb
After you install it as a middleware you can access request in
*_save hooks like self.request
