Open fosterlynn opened 8 years ago
This was data - unit was entered in the unit of use instead of the unit in the resource types. Still a bug, since unit should be required. But not an urgent one.
Fixing
Already fixed the exception =/
Suppose, though, I want to create a resource type "Eggs". The unit will just be the quantity of eggs (you don't want to keep 2/3 of an egg laying around). Rather than requiring a unit, how about adding a default Unit of quantity, items? Is there something like that already?
Fixed
Suppose, though, I want to create a resource type "Eggs". The unit will just be the quantity of eggs (you don't want to keep 2/3 of an egg laying around). Rather than requiring a unit, how about adding a default Unit of quantity, items? Is there something like that already?
That is "each".
Conditions not clear. (Found when doing Breathing Games create plan from recipe.)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/valnet/webapps/django/lib/python2.7/django/core/handlers/base.py", line 111, in get_response response = callback(request, _callback_args, *_callback_kwargs)
File "/home/valnet/webapps/django/valuenetwork/valuenetwork/valueaccounting/views.py", line 6347, in process_oriented_logging req.input_work_form_init = req.input_event_form_init(init=init)
File "/home/valnet/webapps/django/valuenetwork/valuenetwork/valueaccounting/models.py", line 7793, in input_event_form_init qty_help = " ".join(["unit:", self.unit_of_quantity.abbrev, ", up to 2 decimal places"])
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'abbrev'