On 11/19/06 4:22 AM, halmcelroy wrote:
> This is a pretty basic model:
>
> from django.db import models
> class A(models.Model()):
^^^^^
Should be::
class A(models.Model):
^^^
``models.Model()`` -- with the parens -- instantiates the (abstract) ``Model``
class, thus you end up trying to subclass an *instance*, not a class. The
correct syntax for subclassing is without the parens.
I'd suggest you spend some time with a Python tutorial if you want to know
more about what I'm saying. Dive into Python (http://diveintopython.org/) is
quite good.
Jacob
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