We have created an excel import application called cute_import at
https://bitbucket.org/darrenma/django-cuteimport which is able to
create and update records based on an excel spreadsheet. This works
well for one model currently. Currently it imports foreign keys based
on how they are matched up using a get or create and so will create
the foreign key if not found but only with the one field. We would
like to do something similar for generic relations and manytomany
fields before moving on to be able to import multiple tables at once.
I'm thinking of possibly matching the object on a field to a value but
not entirely sure how to do this.
object = generic.GenericForeignKey('content_type', 'object_id')
Can anyone shed some light on how this may be done?
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