Hi, So I have a site where I want the client to be able to add/remove links from a menu on the site through the admin site. Usually these links are to files on the server but not always. So I created a Link model which has a name, file and url field. The plan here is that if a file is given it's used as the url, if not, the text in the url field is used. Unfortunately if I create a Link in the admin and leave blank the FileField (which has been given blank=True) the Link gets stored in the database OK but the admin view throws an exception "Caught an exception while rendering: The 'file' attribute has no file associated with it."
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