Hello Julio and thank you for your helpful response.
I think you got the main idea, but I'm not sure
Here's a quick spec. I got from the guy.
"Export market" (which shows the table after carrier logs in with
columns below)
| date_load | container_type | shipowner | container_type | place_load
| place_unload | forwarder | notes |
shipowners,container_type,places are foreignkeys to
Shipowner,Container,Place models.
"Import market" (which displays the table after forwarder logs in with
columns below)
| date_load | container_type | shipowner | container_type | place_load
| place_unload | carrier | notes |
Forwarders put an offer in "Export" market and Carriers put an offer in
the "Import market".
You will notice that the difference is in carrier/forwarder field.
Places,containers,shipowners are edited only by admin.
>From your notes, I state that:
"Offer" app with:
class Offer(models.Model):
date_available= models.DateField()
type = ( import/export tuple)
place_load = models.ForeignKey(Place)
place_unload = models.ForeignKey(Place)
shipowner = models.ForeignKey(Shipowner)
container_type = models.ForeignKey(Container)
note = models.TextField()
class Import(models.Model):
carrier = models.ForeignKey(Carrier)
class Export(models.Model):
forwarder = models.ForeignKey(Forwarder)
I have splitted Forwarder,Carrier to the separate app as in the future
they will have their own small sites/company presentation and I will
put models in these apps.
Do you think this solution is reasonable ?
Thanks
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