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product = Product(category_id='1', active=True, description="Fairy Penguin Sponsorship", cost="150000", auth=None, validate=None) product.ceilings.append(ceiling_conference) product.ceilings.append(ceiling_all_conference) meta.Session.add(product); product = Product(category_id='1', active=True, description="Speaker Ticket", cost="0", auth="self.is_speaker()", validate=None) product.ceilings.append(ceiling_all_conference) meta.Session.add(product); product = Product(category_id='1', active=True, description="Miniconf Organiser Ticket", cost="0", auth="self.is_miniconf_org()", validate=None) product.ceilings.append(ceiling_all_conference) meta.Session.add(product); product = Product(category_id='1', active=True, description="Volunteer Ticket", cost="0", auth="self.is_volunteer()", validate=None) product.ceilings.append(ceiling_all_conference) meta.Session.add(product); meta.Session.add_all( [ # Shirts Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Men's Small Shirt", cost="2000", auth=None, validate=None), Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Men's Medium Shirt", cost="2000", auth=None, validate=None), Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Men's Large Shirt", cost="2000", auth=None, validate=None), Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Men's X Large Shirt", cost="2000", auth=None, validate=None), Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Men's XX Large Shirt", cost="2200", auth=None, validate=None), Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Men's XXX Large Shirt", cost="2200", auth=None, validate=None), Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Men's XXXX Large Shirt", cost="2200", auth=None, validate=None), Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Men's XXXXX Large Shirt", cost="2200", auth=None, validate=None), Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Women's Small Shirt", cost="2000", auth=None, validate=None), Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Women's Medium Shirt", cost="2000", auth=None, validate=None), Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Women's Large Shirt", cost="2000", auth=None, validate=None), Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Women's X Large Shirt", cost="2000", auth=None, validate=None), Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Women's XX Large Shirt", cost="2200", auth=None, validate=None), Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Women's XXX Large Shirt", cost="2200", auth=None, validate=None), Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Women's XXXX Large Shirt", cost="2200", auth=None, validate=None), Product(category_id='2', active=True, description="Women's XXXXX Large Shirt", cost="2200", auth=None, validate=None), # Dinner Product(category_id='3', active=True, description="Adult", cost="8000", auth=None, validate="ProDinner(dinner_field='product_Dinner_Adult_qty',ticket_category='category_1',ticket_id=[5,4])"), Product(category_id='3', active=True, description="Infant (0-1 years)", cost="4000", auth=None, validate="ProDinner(dinner_field='product_Dinner_Adult_qty',ticket_category='category_1',ticket_id=[5,4])"), Product(category_id='3', active=True, description="Child (1-5 years)", cost="4000", auth=None, validate="ProDinner(dinner_field='product_Dinner_Adult26_qty',ticket_category='category_1',ticket_id=[5,4])"), ] ) # Accommodation product = Product(category_id='4', active=True, description="I will organise my own", cost="0", auth=None, validate=None) meta.Session.add(product); 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