Hey, I've been doing the Django thing for a few months and only
recently have felt less noobish. Of course, I was learning Python as
I went along too. Anyhow, I'm glad it worked.
Also check out http://www.djangosnippets.org/snippets/83/ if you get
into django-tagging.
Branton
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Branton,
Just to re-iterate I did say I was a Django noob!
You answer worked like a charm. I really appreciate it!
I'll check out the django-tagging app shortly.
Cheers,
Mark
PS > I'll have to submit an update request to the documentation to
clarify the wording.
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Hey, Mark. I hope I'm not misunderstanding, but importing models from
one app to another is no problem.
For example, assume Django project is called 'project' and you have
two apps named 'people' and another named 'tagging'.
In your people/models.py:
from django.db import models
from project.t
I'll start off my fully admitting that I'm a Django noob and there's
probably (hopefully!) an easy answer to this one.
Problem:
I have several apps in the same project. Each of these apps offers
tagging of various models.
Ideally I would like one Tag model in an app (e.g., a tagging app)
that r
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