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Em sáb, 9 de fev de 2019 13:15, GavinB841 Hi Ricardo,
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> Really appreciate your reply, I am struggling to understand where I would
> create this property as I am quite new to Django and haven't worked with
Hi Ricardo,
Really appreciate your reply, I am struggling to understand where I would
create this property as I am quite new to Django and haven't worked with
these before.
Is it included in the model/view/form and under which model for the club,
user or team.
Thanks for your help.
Gavin
Hello there Galvin,
You can create properties on the users and filter the queryset conditioning to
the user. It depends on how many categories of user you have and how these
users are supposed to be filtered by those teams.
For example, if you have a spatial selection based on user
Hi all,
If anyone could help or point me in the direction of some documentation for
the below problem I am having I would really appreciate it.
Just to explain quickly:
1. I have a model called "Team" which contains a foreign key to another
model called "Club"
2. The "Club" model
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