On 06-Feb-08, at 3:07 PM, Safariman wrote:
> I'd like some opinions about something. I'd like to know if this is
> correct behavior or if it could be considered a bug in django.
>
> This issue is related to 2 models where one model is the superclass of
> the other. Let me illustrate with an
After asking around in #django it dawned to me that model inheritance
is something which isn't really supported in Django, so I'll just have
to think of a different solution.
In any case, thanks for reading this post... :)
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Hello all,
I'd like some opinions about something. I'd like to know if this is
correct behavior or if it could be considered a bug in django.
This issue is related to 2 models where one model is the superclass of
the other. Let me illustrate with an small abstract example.
class
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