Hi,
I have some trouble understanding how ModelAdmin do save models when those have
many to many fields.
Long story:
I have for one of my application overridden ModelAdmin class and the save_model.
Basicaly, the save_model is:
def save_model(self, request, obj, form, change):
super(TranslationAdmin, self).save_model(request, obj, form, change)
# Some other processing
However, I have noticed that if the object has a many to many field, it isn't
saved.
I looked at ModelAdmin and BaseModelAdmin classes and all I saw is
BaseModelAdmin doing a simple obj.save()
I just don't understand why my many to many fields aren't saved.
I added a form.save_m2m() in my save_model but I still don't understand why I
need it.
Could someone help me understand or simply point me in a direction to look at
please ?
Regards,
Xavier.
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