On Dec 5, 2007 12:25 PM, DeliciousPy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As for Marty's response...
> >However, I haven't looked at what it
> > would take to actually commit changes to the already-synced tables. I
> > have a feeling Django Evolution[2] will help with this, but I haven't
> > done any
> From your description, I don't understand why your models need to be
> dynamic. If each Item is defined in terms of it's Type and Fields,
> then can you not change the definition on an Item by simply adding new
> ItemTypes and ItemFields?
If you're talking about using ItemField Classes, I
> I want to be able to change the definition of an existing class (and
> the associated parts of the DB) during runtime, from a web interface.
> I'll describe the model I want to implement...
> Say I have three classes: Item, Item Type, (and possibly) Item Field
>From your description, I don't
You might take a look at my writeup on dynamic models,[1] which
specifically covers a way to specify Django models in a database,
which can be changed at run-time. However, I haven't looked at what it
would take to actually commit changes to the already-synced tables. I
have a feeling Django
I'm thinking of trying to start making a CRM/ERP system, I had just
started working on an inventory app, when I ran into a problem.
I want to be able to change the definition of an existing class (and
the associated parts of the DB) during runtime, from a web interface.
I'll describe the
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