I tried this in the user's list, but it didn't get any interest.
Use of the django default forms routines form_for_model,
form_for_instance on a model that has a foreign key that references a
table with a large number (many thousands) of rows results in two
problems.
One, you get an appreciable (
I tried this post in django users, but it got no responses:
The code of views.generic.list_detail. object_list has the following
line:
queryset = queryset._clone(),
Looking at the rest of the code I can't quite see why this 'cloning'
operation takes place, but I have probably missed something.
