In OrderDetail you have a ForeignKey to Product. But you need to *copy*
the price. Example: if someone orders something at day1 for 1 dollar,
and you set the price on day2 to 3 dollar, you need to ship your
product cheap for all who odered before day2.
max kalinski wrote:
> hi djangos,
>
> i switched from symfony to django :)
> its fun, thanks!
>
> but i am stuck with my database/model design.
>
> now it gets OT (sorry)
> but i need an opinion on how to design
> a typical order process:
>
> class Order(models.Model):
> user = models.ForeignKey(User, verbose_name=_("Customer"),
> related_name=_("orders"))
> status = models.ForeignKey("OrderStatus",related_name=_("orders"))
>
> and then i got Product, OrderDetail, ShippingAddress, Shipment etc...
>
...
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