Hello Hamza.
Displayable is an abstract model, which means you can use is as a base
for your own models, but it doesn't exist in the database by itself. The
fields defined in Displayable will simply become part of the model that
inherits from it.
For example, if you create "class PortfolioItem(Displayable)" you'll be
able to do:
item = PortofolioItem.objects.get(...)
item.title # This is provided by Displayable
item.slug # Also provided by Displayable
And yes, you'll need to provide your own views and urls to interact with
models that inherit from Displayable. I recommend you take a look at
mezzanine.blog for a great example of how to build models, views, and
urls on top of Displayable.
On 2017-10-06 8:42 AM, Hamza Jutt wrote:
When extending from *Page* all you gotta do in template is access
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{{page.some_model.some_field }}
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but when extending *Displayable* that does not work. So How to access
this in template. Or is there even a way without creating custom urls
and views?
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