Yep, but that doesn't work for intermediary tables, because the field
isn't BakedGoods.ingredient, it's LabelIngredients.ingredient_id. Or if
it does work, it has to reference a different table somehow.
I tried adding all that to the intermediary table, but nothing seemed
to have any effect.
<code>
lass LabelIngredients( models.Model ):
# the foreign keys
baked_good = models.ForeignKey( BakedGoods , edit_inline = True )
ingredient = models.ForeignKey( Ingredients , blank = True , core =
True )
# the extra bit
order = models.PositiveIntegerField( maxlength = 10 ) # 10!?
# def __str__( self ):
# return '%s' % ( self.ingredient ) # this can't possibly be right
class Admin:
fields = (
( 'Ingredients' , {
'classes' : 'collapse' ,
'fields' : ( 'ingredient', 'order ') ,
'ordering' : ( 'order' ) ,
} ) ,
)
</code>
Thanks for the help!
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