On 1/6/07, Robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
e = Entry(**form.clean_data)
e.save()
[...]
I'm getting:
Invalid value: 'author' should be a <class
'newforms.book.models.Author'> instance, not a <type 'unicode'> error
message when submitting the form.
Hi Robert,
It's telling you that when you create your Entry object, the "author"
parameter needs to be an Author object, not a Unicode string. You'll
have to create or retrieve that Author object before you pass it to
the Entry constructor.
You mentioned form.create() has the same problem -- that's because
it's currently naive about foreign-key values. We should improve it so
that it handles foreign-key values properly.
Adrian
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Adrian Holovaty
holovaty.com | djangoproject.com
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