hi, there.
please consider the following situation.
say, there are three different tables in your database structure;
'catalogue', 'book' and 'cataloguebook' (which maintains an n:m
relationship between 'catalogue' and 'book'), and if you set your
'lastmodified' field in 'cataloguebook' like the following,
lastmodified = models.DateTimeField('last modified', auto_now = True,
core = True),
somehow you are not allowed to update the contents of 'cataloguebook',
but it works fine if you set the 'auto_now' field option to 'False' (in
this case, you have to manually update date and time).
my question is.. is 'auto_now' option not allowed in intermediary
tables like 'cataloguebook' here? it works fine in other tables like
'catalogue' and 'book' though.
thanks for your time reading this.
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