Thank you very much for that point! :D
I am fairly new to Django and Python, just followed the official doc for making an app and these kinds of things aren't obvious for me.
To make it more clear: I changed from DateTimeField to DateField and updated my browser.. (nothing).., I actually had to think for a second before understanding I also had to migrate this change. Now I hold my thumbs, hoping this won't affect anything else. You get where I'm coming from? :P
Thanks again!
-- I am fairly new to Django and Python, just followed the official doc for making an app and these kinds of things aren't obvious for me.
To make it more clear: I changed from DateTimeField to DateField and updated my browser.. (nothing).., I actually had to think for a second before understanding I also had to migrate this change. Now I hold my thumbs, hoping this won't affect anything else. You get where I'm coming from? :P
Thanks again!
Why are you using DateTimeField if you don't want the time? Why not just use DateField?--DR.
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