Thanks!
That must be ticket 1305: http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/1305
I'll just work around it for a while (until 'before too long') because
the rest of Django fits all my needs!
Rudolph
On Wednesday 01 February 2006 08:40, Rudolph wrote:
> But do you know a solution to my original problem when relating a
> model to another model more than once, which gives errors in the
> admin interface. Using 'related_name' doesn't solve it.
I think I just saw a bug filed against this, have a
Thanks for your answer Luke! So magic-removal is at the moment more
unstable then trunk, I guess.
But do you know a solution to my original problem when relating a model
to another model more than once, which gives errors in the admin
interface. Using 'related_name' doesn't solve it.
TIA,
Rudol
On Tuesday 31 January 2006 14:46, Rudolph wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I couldn't get the magic removal branch started without spending time
> on fixing some errors (createsuperuser didn't work and runserver told
> me "No module named sessions"). Could someone with a bit more Django
> experience than me, try
Hi,
I couldn't get the magic removal branch started without spending time
on fixing some errors (createsuperuser didn't work and runserver told
me "No module named sessions"). Could someone with a bit more Django
experience than me, try the code on the magic removal branch? Or does
someone know a
Thanks for your help.
I changed my code to the version below but it didn't solve the problem.
I'll try the magic-removal-branch and post my result here.
Rudolph
from django.core import meta
class Language(meta.Model):
abbreviation = meta.CharField('Two-letter abbreviation',
maxlength=2, un
On 1/31/06, Rudolph <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,I'm using the development version of Django (trunk) and I've got twosimple classes. The Language class should contain the two letterlanguage abbreviations and the full name of the language in English.
The LanguageTranslation class should contain tra
To be complete, this is the Error page I get:
TypeError at /admin/reg/languages/2/
'bool' object is not callable
Request Method: GET
Request URL:http://localhost:8000/admin/reg/languages/2/
Exception Type: TypeError
Exception Value:'bool' object is not callable
Exceptio
Hi,
I'm using the development version of Django (trunk) and I've got two
simple classes. The Language class should contain the two letter
language abbreviations and the full name of the language in English.
The LanguageTranslation class should contain translated names of the
languages:
class Lan
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