Roberto
I'm not entirely sure but it is possible that your group is getting
mixed up with the contrib.auth group. I would try changing the name of
my group temporarily to something else just to eliminate that.
Mike
On 25/02/2013 8:58am, Roberto López López wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem involving a relation between two entities, Person and
Group.
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
from django.db import models
class Group(models.Model):
employees = models.ManyToManyField('staff.Person',
related_name='groups')
leader = models.OneToOneField('staff.Person',
related_name='led_group')
class Person(User):
pass
$ python manage.py shell
In [1]: from group.models import Group
In [2]: from staff.models import Person
In [3]: p = Person.objects.create(username='person1',
first_name='person 1')
In [5]: g = Group.objects.create(group_name='group 1', leader=p)
In [9]: g.employees.all()
Out[9]: []
In [10]: g.employees.add(p)
In [11]: g.employees.all()
Out[11]: []
In [16]: p.groups.all()
Out[16]: [<Group: group 1>]
As you can see, when I add a person through the group, it's not added to
group.employees but to person.groups. Can you see any mistake in my
code? Thanks in advance for your suggestions :-)
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