Hello, I just updated to the latest django dev version and it changed
the behavior of my code (not suprisingly :) Get data from a form,
save it to the DB, then in the same save function get the id from what
was just saved, update a values and save it again. I need to do this
to get the id of what was just saved, so I can update a field in that
record based on that ID Now instead of maintaining the username on
the second save, it overwrites it with the user_id. Here is the an
outline of the code that used to work:
class EditFooForm(ModelForm):
class Meta:
model = Foo
def save(self, <some args passed in>):
foo = Foo()
foo.id = some_user_id
foo.username='awesome_user'
foo.title = 'my great title'
foo.submit_date=datetime.datetime.now()
foo.save()
# We're OK here!
# The DB has username as 'awesome_user' and user_id as '1234'
my_new_title = '%s_%s' % ( foo.id, some_file_name )
foo.title = my_new_title
foo.save()
#Issue: username for that record in the DB is now '1234'
I am by no means a Django expert, but this code has worked for months
so I'm sure I'm missing something simple. Any help would be greatly
appreciated!
Thanks,
T
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