You can do do something like this:
date = date.today()
while date.day != 20:
date += timedelta(1)
~Jakob
On 18 Apr., 21:57, Alfonso <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to set the default date of a datefield to be 'the 20th of the
> current month', if past that date the date should be set to the 20th
> of the following month.
>
> So if a record is created on 1st April the datefield would be 20th
> April 2009, if record is created on 21st April then the datefield
> would be 20th May 2009.
>
> Figuring a custom save method would do fine for this but not sure on
> the syntax re. datetime and relativedelta etc.
>
> Anyone got any ideas or code lying around that might help?
>
> Thank you!
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