I needed to declare fk_name in the inline formsets.
I still stand by the fact that it's an idiotic error message. Not
helpful at all.
On Mar 31, 2:26 pm, Nick wrote:
> sorry, they have unique names. When i was writing this message out I
> messed them up. the names are arace,
sorry, they have unique names. When i was writing this message out I
messed them up. the names are arace, brace and crace.
I think this has something to do with some relic inlinde formsets I
was using a while ago.
On Mar 31, 2:19 pm, Shawn Milochik wrote:
> They need unique
They need unique related_name values.
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I have a model with 3 foreignkeys to another model. This has never
been an issue for me before but now it's throwing an error:
has more than 1
ForeignKey to
My model looks like this:
a_race = models.ForeignKey('Race', related_name='arace', blank=True)
b_race = models.ForeignKey('Race',
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