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use models in separate project as a foreign key in Django?

Possible stupid question: let's say I have two apps contained within one project. Can I use models from one app as foreign keys in the other app's models?

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You should be able to import the model from the other. For example

from thisproject.app2 import other_model

Then you should be able to use the other_model class

ghills  2009-09-13 02:44:00

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