Introduction to Django: More model fields

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Published 2017-07-07

In this video, we add some more model fields to our Django model:

* DateField
* URLField
* ForeignKey
* ManyToManyField

All Comments (9)

@alimaleki8215 6 years ago

Fantastic! Works like a charm and I am really getting the picture now. One note, when I implemented the code, on_delete was needed with Django 2.0 in: models.ForeignKey("Publisher", on_delete=models.CASCADE, blank=True, null=True)
@evanrossi1 5 years ago

Awesome video! everything explained in 5 mins!
@gruftgrabbler1505 6 years ago

one of the best django tutorial i found on youtube !
@lakshaynz 4 years ago

ok so how to use the date field without the django admin?
@dakadoodle6295 5 years ago

I like this with many to many but no one explains how to add more fields with a form. like a button that lets the user add a field
@thuthuy4007 6 years ago

I use Django 1.5 .... Django 1.5 don't have makemigrations .... I don't know how to add new field date_printed to book.... Please help me ...
@Cool_Hand_Luke 6 years ago

Thanks for these videos! They've been hugely helpful for getting to know my way around Django for my capstone project. Would you be willing to recommend any resources that may have helped you along the way?
@alexchile2653 6 years ago

Hi Katie, you have very good videos. I am from Chile. I tried these 3 alternatives to convert the object in string, but they did not worked. I have Python 3.6.3 and Django 2.0.3, Can you help me? 1.- def __repr__(self): return self.title 2.- def __str__(self): return self.title 3.- def __str__(self): return '{}'.format(self.title)