Re: Overriding flatpages class meta

Actually, I would *avoid* modifying the flatpages source, but that does raise a good point -- look at the source and copy/paste the Meta defined inside the class, making the overrides you need in your subclass (redefine the Meta).
You'll have to watch for changes if/when you switch django versions, but hey -- if it works, it works.

Owen Nelson

On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 12:38 PM, Karim Gorjux <lemieliste@gmail.com> wrote:

Try to modify the flatpages source! You can find it directly in your
django installation.


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