Django\'s documentation doesn\'t do a very thorough job of explaining how to use MultiValueField and MultiWidget. I\'ve tried dissecting the one implementation and haven\'t had good results. Would som
I have 2 models: class Person( models.Model ): username = models.CharField name = models.CharField( max_length = 30 )
I made a ModelForm from a Model in Django, the model have an ImageField field on it. When I render the info of the开发者_开发知识库 form in a template for editing it, it show this:
I want to present a user with a form if he has not filled it out previously on login but redirect him to the homepage if he has filled in information previously.
I am rendering my form using {{ form.as_p 开发者_开发技巧}} in my templates. But I would like to have some of the \"p\" added some classes (not all of them), so I can have some sort of grouping be
I have this models in Django class Country(models.Model): name = models.CharField(max_length=80) class Person(models.Model):
Depending on my models state, I want to show a different form to the user. I\'m trying to figure out how I\'d store a reference to the correct form so I can load it in my view.
[Preamble: Whereas I realize there may be simpler ways to do this (i.e., just use Django built-in Admin, or use inlines to do all editing on one page, etc.), unfortunately, I am not in control of the
I\'m trying to create a Django app where the user can make a list of movies.Each time the user logs in, their list of movies will be presented to them in a table.The table will have three columns: one
My models.py: SHOP1_CHOICES = ( (\'Food Court\', \'Food Court\'), (\'KFC\', \'KFC\'), ) SHOP2_CHOICES = ( (\'Sports Arena\', \'Sports Arena\'),
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