sixpackistan said the following:
> i apologize ahead of time if this seems like a stupid question- but i
> have tried repeatedly to find an answer without having to post.
> In any event, i have a model defined called 'ItemStatus' which is
> displayed in the django admin as "Item statuss"- is there
, October 01, 2007 3:41 PM
To: django-developers@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Display name for Models in admin
On 10/1/07, sixpackistan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i apologize ahead of time if this seems like a stupid question- but i
> have tried repeatedly to find an answer without ha
On 10/1/07, sixpackistan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i apologize ahead of time if this seems like a stupid question- but i
> have tried repeatedly to find an answer without having to post.
> In any event, i have a model defined called 'ItemStatus' which is
> displayed in the django admin as "Item
i apologize ahead of time if this seems like a stupid question- but i
have tried repeatedly to find an answer without having to post.
In any event, i have a model defined called 'ItemStatus' which is
displayed in the django admin as "Item statuss"- is there a way, short
of renaming my model class,
