Hi,
I am overriding a save function of a model with the following code:
def save(self, *args, **kwargs):
if (not self.id) and self.email != '':
self.create_user()
if hasattr(self, 'user'):
self.user.email = self.email
self.user.first_name = self.voornaam
self.user.last_name = " ".join((self.tussenvoegsel,
self.achternaam))
self.user.save()
super(Lid, self).save(*args, **kwargs)
where Lid is the name of the Model. However, for some reason it throws the
following error since a while (don't know since when, don't know what
changed, can't find anything suspicious in hg log...) "super() argument 1
must be type, not None". When I run with pdb.set_trace as the first line of
the save method in the dev server, I can see that Lid is indeed None. What
is surprising is that ALL my imports are None (User, datetime, models,
etc.). I vaguely remember encountering this error before, but I don't
remember what I did to fix it. What could have overridden all those things
with None?
Does anybody have any clues? I can post my whole models.py if necessary, but
it's rather large.
Thanks,
Tino
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