Sorry - I'm probably doing something silly here...
I have a 'Meeting' object which has a list of required attendees and a
list of optional attendees. The admin interface works fine, but I'm
stuck when it comes to manipulating these relationships in my own code.
The attendees are Users. So I have:
class Meeting(meta.Model):
...
req_parts = meta.ManyToManyField(User,
verbose_name = "required participants",
help_text = "People who must be there",
singular = "reqparts",
blank = True)
opt_parts = meta.ManyToManyField(User,
verbose_name = "optional participants",
help_text = "People who could be there",
singular = "optparts",
blank = True)
But how, in my own code, should I add a User to one of these lists?
The Meeting object has
get_reqparts_list() and get_optparts_list(), and I was hoping it might
have add_reqparts() as with ForeignKeys, but it only has
set_req_parts(), which seems to take a list of ids.
Is that the right way to do it? Doesn't feel right, but I couldn't find
any docs...
Many thanks....
