django override delete

from django.db import models

class CustomModel(models.Model):
    # Fields and methods of the model go here

    def delete(self, using=None, keep_parents=False):
        # Your custom delete logic goes here
        super().delete(using=using, keep_parents=keep_parents)

1. Import the models module from Django.

2. Create a class CustomModel that inherits from models.Model. This class represents your Django model.

3. Inside the CustomModel class, define the fields and methods specific to your model. Omitted in the example for brevity.

4. Define a custom delete method within the CustomModel class. This method will override the default delete behavior of the Django model.

5. Inside the custom delete method, include your own logic for handling the deletion of the model instance.

6. Call the super().delete(using=using, keep_parents=keep_parents) method to invoke the default delete behavior provided by the parent class (models.Model). This ensures that the standard deletion process is executed along with your custom logic.

Note: Replace the # Fields and methods of the model go here comment with the actual fields and methods you have in your model. Similarly, replace the # Your custom delete logic goes here comment with the specific logic you want to implement for the custom delete operation.