ChainedManytoMany doesn't create a field in database to set data...

[Jromero97]

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All versions of django-smart-selects prior to version 1.2.8 are vulnerable to an XSS attack as detailed in issue 171. As a result, all previous versions have been removed from PyPI to prevent users from installing insecure versions. All users are urged to upgrade as soon as possible.

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• [ x] This issue is not about installing previous versions of django-smart-selects older than 1.2.8. I understand that previous versions are insecure and will not receive any support whatsoever.
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Steps to reproduce

1. I install smart_selects app
2. Create a model to relate an organization and user
3. The model should had a foreign key for both fields but i wanna do that a manytomany field show me all users in selected organization.

Actual behavior

class SampleModel(models.Model):
organization = models.ForeignKey(Organization)
user = ChainedManytoManyField(User, chained_field = 'organization',
chained_model_field='organization')

and it shows me the users in the organization, but it doesn't create a field on database of SampleMode with name user!

Expected behavior

I like that shows me on database a field with the selected users when I save the sample model...

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It makes your code much easier to read.

Please post all of your migrations (formatted with GFM).

[manelclos]

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