Interesting, I thought I was doing that in my save method but obviously I
cant be.
example.
Model 1:
auth_user_id
row_id_of model_being_saved
timestamp
Model 2:
something
def save(self):
auth_user_id = request.user.id
row_id_of_model_being_saved = something
Model 1.save()
super( Model 2, self).save()
I should not that this is retro stuff as in 0.97 pre code (old site), now
that throws the request error
Cheers
Now, your last sentence reveals what you actually want to do, and of course
Django has a way to achieve that: override the `save_model` method in the
ModelAdmin class. That method does get the request passed in.
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