Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of DynamicModels


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Timestamp:
May 9, 2007, 2:47:12 PM (18 years ago)
Author:
Marty Alchin <gulopine@…>
Comment:

Fixed extra brackets around some links

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  • DynamicModels

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    9191 * {{{name}}} - The name of the model to be created
    9292 * {{{fields}}} - A dictionary of fields the model will have (managers and methods would go in this dictionary as well)
    93  * {{{app_label}}} - A custom application label for the model (this does not have to exist in your project, but see the [[#Admininterface Admin drawback]] below)
     93 * {{{app_label}}} - A custom application label for the model (this does not have to exist in your project, but see the [#Admininterface Admin drawback] below)
    9494 * {{{module}}} - An arbitrary module name to use as the model's source (prior to [5163], this had to be a real module path that had in fact been loaded)
    9595 * {{{options}}} - A dictionary of options, as if they were provided to the inner {{{Meta}}} class
    96  * {{{admin}}} - A dictionary of admin options, as if they were provided to the inner {{{Admin}}} class (again, see [[#Admininterface Admin drawback]] below)
     96 * {{{admin}}} - A dictionary of admin options, as if they were provided to the inner {{{Admin}}} class (again, see [#Admininterface Admin drawback] below)
    9797
    9898Models can be created using this class with any number of features, as shown by the examples below.
     
    197197}}}
    198198
    199 This doesn't take {{{Meta}}} or {{{Admin}}} options into account, nor does it allow for the creation of any model methods, but it's a decent example of how it could be done. Now a model can be created based on a database-backed description, as simply as this (but see the [[#Syncdb syncdb]] section for more details):
     199This doesn't take {{{Meta}}} or {{{Admin}}} options into account, nor does it allow for the creation of any model methods, but it's a decent example of how it could be done. Now a model can be created based on a database-backed description, as simply as this (but see the [#Syncdb syncdb] section for more details):
    200200
    201201{{{
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