I know there isn't MultipleChoiceField
for a Model, you can only use it on Forms.
Today I face an issue when analyzing a new project related with Multiple Choices.
I would like to have a field like a CharField
with choices
with the option of multiple choice.
I solved this issue other times by creating a CharField
and managed the multiple choices in the form with a forms.MultipleChoiceField
and store the choices separated by commas.
In this project, due to configuration, I cannot do it as I mention above, I need to do it in the Models, and I prefer NOT to edit the Django admin form neither use forms. I need a Model Field with multiple choices option
- Have someone solved anything like this via Models ?
Maybe overriding some of the models function or using a custom widget... I don't know, I'm kinda lost here.
Edit
I'm aware off simple choices, I would like to have something like:
class MODEL(models.Model):
MY_CHOICES = (
('a', 'Hola'),
('b', 'Hello'),
('c', 'Bonjour'),
('d', 'Boas'),
)
...
...
my_field = models.CharField(max_length=1, choices=MY_CHOICES)
...
but with the capability of saving multiple choices not only 1 choice.
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