Re: How to override an attribute?

> But assuming you just want to set up a default, and  be able to override it at will, you can always do:
> class Foo:
>    def default_name(self):
>       return 'Foo'
>    name = CharField(default=default_name)

> Class Bar(Foo):
>    def default_name(self):
>      return "Bar"

This looks right but I can't check it.

There is a class (let's call it Foo) which is a subclass of User.
Foo has the following line in its Meta:
proxy = True

When I try to validate my models this error appears:
django.core.exceptions.FieldError: Proxy model 'Foo' contains model fields.

I will get another error if I remove "proxy = True":

Error: One or more models did not validate:
app.foo: Accessor for field 'user_ptr' clashes with related field
'User.foo'. Add a related_name argument to the definition for
'user_ptr'.

I've read a doc page on inheritance but I don't know how to fix these errors.


Thanks

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