> Michael
I appreciate your answer...
I omited in my code example was the assert False that was being used
to debug the problem, so intuitively you were right something was
wrong with the code
With the assert False though it was bringing up the debugger and I
could view the variables. Without t
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 11:05 AM, NoviceSortOf wrote:
>
> from views.py
>
> def testit():
>from myproject.models import NewCust
>p1 = NewCust() ## Create blank instance
>p1.zipcode = '222' ## Load something into it.
>p1.last_name = 'Smith'
>p1.save()
.save() is not working for me either with models or with forms in
django.
I'll start with a simple example, on a single non related table.
from views.py
def testit():
from myproject.models import NewCust
p1 = NewCust() ## Create blank instance
p1.zipcode = '222' ##
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