I recently had a need to modify the files associated with a ManyToManyField while saving the model in one of my django-based projects. I did some googling to see how to go about doing that, and realized that the ManyToMany data is saved after the save method is called. So, I thought I would outline what I did to work around that. I’m sure the code could be cleaned up a bit. So, suggestions are welcome.
I just pushed out my updated site to run on Django 1.0. The Django Foundation rolled out 1.0 on Wednesday of this week — just in time for DjangoCon 2008 this weekend. I’ve worked on the site a little the past few evenings to get it ready. For the most part, it was an easy move. A few more notes after the jump.
I’ve had discussions recently about RSS feeds with a couple different people, and the thing I’ve realized is how useful they are, but, at the same time, how neglected they seem to be, at least by the masses. I think this will change with Outlook starting to include an RSS reader in Outlook 2007. So, I wanted to take the time to introduce RSS feeds to those readers who have never used them before.
After many, many, many hours. I have finally arrived at a point where I think this thing is ready to go. The CMS has been completely overhauled to use Django instead of MovableType. I am strongly considering using Django for all future web development for Shelbybark Design.
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