I have a custom manipulator:
class Pircejs_Add(Manipulator):
def __init__(self):
self.fields = (
TextField(field_name='vards', is_required=True),
TextField(field_name='uzvards', is_required=True),
EmailField(field_name='email', is_required=False,
length=30),
TextField(field_name='mob_nr',is_required=True,length=8,maxlength=8,
validator_list=[check_mob,]),
SelectField(field_name='mob_operators',is_required=True,choices=[(ch.id,ch)
for ch in Choice.objects.filter(group=0)]),
SelectField(field_name='dzimums',is_required=True,choices=[(ch.id,ch)
for ch in Choice.objects.filter(group=1)]),
DateField(field_name='dz_datums',is_required=True),
SelectField(field_name='gimenes_stavoklis',is_required=True,choices=[(ch.id,ch)
for ch in Choice.objects.filter(group=2)]),
SelectField(field_name='ienakumi',is_required=True,choices=[(ch.id,ch)
for ch in Choice.objects.filter(group=3)]),
SelectField(field_name='nodarbosanas',is_required=True,choices=[(ch.id,ch)
for ch in Choice.objects.filter(group=4)]),
SelectField(field_name='adrese',is_required=True,choices=[(ch.id,ch)
for ch in Choice.objects.filter(group=5)]),
SelectField(field_name='dzivesvieta',is_required=True,choices=[(ch.id,ch)
for ch in Choice.objects.filter(group=6)]),
SelectField(field_name='parvietosanas',is_required=True,choices=[(ch.id,ch)
for ch in Choice.objects.filter(group=7)]),
PasswordField(field_name='password',
is_required=True,validator_list=[check_pass,]),
PasswordField(field_name='re_password',
is_required=True),
CheckboxField(field_name='is_active'),
CheckboxField(field_name='blokets'),
SelectMultipleField(field_name='groups')
)
def save(self,new_data):
u = User(**new_data)
u.set_password(new_data['password'])
u.save()
return u
Django throws me an error: "Invalid value: 'mob_operators' should be a
instance, not a". Field mob_operators (mobile phone operator) is a
ForeignKey of some table. How I understand, django is waiting an
instance of mobile operators, but I give him a ID nummber. How can I
tell django, that this is the ID of the instance. For example, if I use
the default AddManipulator, then all works fine.
One of the solutions is to add smth like this:
u = User(
first_name=new_data['firstname'],
mob_operators=Choices.objects.get(pk=int(new_data['mob_operators']))
.......
)
But this is not nice, I want solve this in django way :)
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