I have a model called "Log" which logs access to certain pages or sets
variables that we're tracking.
The way I'm inserting new records into the log table is like this:
Log(user=request.user, session=request.session.session_key,
varname='somename').save()
But I'm finding that I'm writing the above line in a number of
places. I'd like to create a method to do this for me. But where?
I thought about putting it in the model but can it be a method of Log
itself? Can I call something like Log.set_log(request, varname)?
Would this need to call __init__ or something?
If not, would it make sense in the view file of the code that's using
it? It's really not a "view" itself.
Thanks for any advice.
-Rob
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