Hi,
given the following models and model form I get the error in the subject,
apparently because the related model "roomsetup" is defined *after* the
"RoomsForm" form and is not loaded at the time the form is created.
class rooms(models.Model):
[.... lots of other fields]
*room_setup* = models.ForeignKey('roomsetup', verbose_name='Room
setup', blank=False, default='')
def __unicode__(self):
return self.name
class RoomsForm(ModelForm):
class Meta:
model = rooms
fields = ('active', 'location', 'level', *'room_setup'*, 'name',
'daylight', 'area', 'height', 'notes',)
.... other models and forms...
class roomsetup(models.Model):
[....lots of fields]
def __unicode__(self):
return self.name
If I move the RoomsForm declaration *below* the room setup class,
everything works fine, but I would like to keep the model and its
associated form together in my code (this makes sense?).
So is there another way how can I avoid this situation?
Thanks
Thomas
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