{% extends "easydata/index.html" %} {% load url from future %} {% load i18n %} {% block extrahead %} {% endblock %} {% block menu-superior %}
  • {% trans "Home" %}
  • {% trans "Namespace" %}
  • {% trans "Visibility" %}
  • {% endblock %} {% block contenido-plantilla %}

    {% trans "Map Models" %}

    {% blocktrans %}In this section, is where you are going to establish the correspondences, between your models and fields, and the namespaces loaded into the application. This process is know like "Mapping".{% endblocktrans %}

    {% blocktrans %}Below, you can see a form, with some tabs, for each application installed in your Django project. If you click in a tab, it shows you, all the application's models, and you can assign a concrete entity of the availables namespaces.{% endblocktrans %}

    {% blocktrans %}Once you have mapped any model, and have saved the changes. The buttons "Map fields" of each models mapped, will be activated to start the model's field mapping.{% endblocktrans %}

    {% blocktrans %}The models which are marked with an asterisk, means that these models are declared as private. You can map the models or their properties, but their information will not be published.{% endblocktrans %}

    {% csrf_token %} {{ management }} {% if vacio %}

    {% trans "There isn't any Model to map." %}

    {% else %}
    {% for value in registro_forms %}

    {{ value.0 }}

    {% for form in value.1 %} {{ form.id }} {% endfor %}
    {% trans "Model" %} {% trans "Namespace" %} {% trans "Entities" %} {% trans "Map fields" %}
    {{ form.namespace.errors }}{{ form.namespace }} {{ form.entidad.errors }}{{ form.entidad }} {% trans "Map fields" %}
    {% endfor %}
    {% endif %}
    {% endblock %}