[Answer]-Create two models from one view django

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You are saving q before c. But as q has field (foreignkey) for c, c needs to be saved first. Django internally refers id of c to update the tables and rows appropriately.

So change your code to

    c = f.save(commit=False)
    #          c.pub_date = timezone.now()
    c.save() #save c

    #prepare object
    q = Question()
    q.question_text = c
    q.project = a
    q.user = request.user
    q.save()
👤Rohan

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