By another post I simultaneously posted with this one,
Now, I confirmed myself that instance of Foo that gets associated with
model instance will not be saved in db, because it's not a subclass of one
of the fields that model provides.
*Now, only thing remaining is, whether I use post_init
1) That was a typo, forget it.
2) This answers my question, Thanks :)
3) I know this, but haven't tried South yet.
BTW., Thank you for your time
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See the model below,
class Foo(models.Model):
x = model.IntegerField()
Also, a class as follows
class Bar(Object):
y = 1212121L
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Now, If I modified above Foo like this
class Foo(models.Model):
I've this model
class DistributionList(CommonList):
distributionListID = models.IntegerField()
NB: CommonList is another model with abstract=True in Meta class. (Abstract
Base Class)
Now, On the initialization of this DistributionList(whether newly created or
retrieved from db), I've to
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