[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have to keep the Address on Company... as Address will be being used
> in other places as well..and is not always related to a company... I
> have a Property and User classes as well..and each of them will have an
> Address foreign key.
Well, I think we'll have to wait the answer of some experienced django
user.
> In my form I'm using the following ( I tried putting a 0 in there like your
> sample..but it gave an unindexable object error )
In that sample I moved the foreign key on the other model.
> Now in my company definition I have:
> class Company(models.Model):
> company_id = models.AutoField(primary_key=True)
> parent_company = models.ForeignKey("self",null=True,blank=True)
> address =models.ForeignKey(Address,unique=True,edit_inline=models.TABULAR)
You've got a one-to-one relation (unique=True).
I suppose that using the Address ChangeManipulator could do the trick.
> I can't use the address...because an address will be on a company object..
> as well as some others I have..not just only on a Company object.
You can use Address ChangeManipulator and hide fields from other models
with the follow argument.
> but maybe I just can't do this the way I'm wanting...
There's always a way !
Remember you can always code all by hand (like a lot of web-developer
usually do).
At the very beginning I was writing a lot of code to make the things
exactly like I wanted, but as time passed, I discovered that django
could do the same thing with less effort (and code).
And then... zac... dozens of lines of my code gone ! It's a great
pleasure. :-)
Massimiliano
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