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Because the CommonTitle model has both a direct foreign key field for the current title, and an indirect relationship through the Casebook model to a common_title id, it's theoretically possible for a casebook to end up in two series as the current title in one but a subsidiary title in another.
And indeed it's possible to do this through the UI:
Have two series with at least 2 books in each.
In the manage screen, select the current title from one series, and then select "Add selected to group" in the other series.
You'll get a dashboard like this:
with the same casebook in two series, under different fields.
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Because the
CommonTitle
model has both a direct foreign key field for thecurrent
title, and an indirect relationship through theCasebook
model to acommon_title
id, it's theoretically possible for a casebook to end up in two series as the current title in one but a subsidiary title in another.And indeed it's possible to do this through the UI:
You'll get a dashboard like this:
with the same casebook in two series, under different fields.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: