Hi again,
say I have a model that extends another model, like StaffUser and User for example.
Now when I set it up like the examples suggest, but also have StaffUser extends User, then, besides still having the problem, that the foreign keys for the relationships do not get set properly (#48), my 'Address' instance (when assigning a 'StaffUser' instance to its 'user' property) now has two fields, user_id and staff_user_id (both 'null' as of issue mentioned before).
I realise this is a complex issue, and coming from an object oriented background I might be expecting too much.
However your software looks very promising, and even without this feature it would save a lot of boilerplate code.
Thanks for your help!
Thomas
Hi again,
say I have a model that extends another model, like StaffUser and User for example.
Now when I set it up like the examples suggest, but also have
StaffUser extends User, then, besides still having the problem, that the foreign keys for the relationships do not get set properly (#48), my 'Address' instance (when assigning a 'StaffUser' instance to its 'user' property) now has two fields,user_idandstaff_user_id(both 'null' as of issue mentioned before).I realise this is a complex issue, and coming from an object oriented background I might be expecting too much.
However your software looks very promising, and even without this feature it would save a lot of boilerplate code.
Thanks for your help!
Thomas