On 09/10/2011 07:46 PM, [email protected] wrote:
It was only a problem insofar as I didn't like the way such a listing
looked, particulalrly when I have several models that already,
originally, have an "s" at the end of their name like "Movies",
"Books", etc... which would then be listed as "Moviess", "Bookss"...
and removing the "s" from their class names in models.py would require
many code changes elsewhere in the app.
Anyway, thanks to all for the solution:
The verbose_name & verbose_name_plural did the trick.
-Gil
It's conventional to name model in the singular by default, such as
Movie and Book. You have a 'Movie' model, not a 'Movies' model. It also
makes the default in the admin make perfect sense. If you have something
that does end in is or the plural doesn't end in S (ox/oxen) then use
verbose_name_plural.
If you think about it, a "Movies" doesn't have a "title" and
"year_released" and a "rating" -- a "Movie" does.
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