The reason why your overridden get_status_display method is not being
applied in the Django admin is because the admin's display_for_field
function uses the flatchoices attribute of the field to retrieve the
display value of the field's current value.
The flatchoices attribute is a list of two-tup
Good day all
I am new to django and I need assistance where I can make a unique
registration number via model with the following format
*ch2023ed0213* where
*'ch'* stands for abbreviated school name,
*'2023'* year of programme,
*'ed'* for department and
*'0213'* student unique number..
Urls
ahhh, no not at all. One db per project, yes. Application, no. That's
really expanding complexity. If you need that requirement, that's one
thing, but its something you really should have an explicit requirement for
before designing.
As far as the second question, no not at all. Just add lo
Dear Jason
Thanks for all your effort.
Yes, I have one db per application. Isn't that a way to keep the databases
clean and strictly focused on one purpose? Thought that that would be a
good idea. Regarding the router.py: It worked for quite a while, but I am
not sure if I made changes to it p
so, for your original boolean migration,
https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/470
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32280343/default-value-of-djangos-model-doesnt-appear-in-sql
Adding a default value doesn't go to SQL, although there's work in the
django ticket above. So its inserted via ap
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