I have used forms of Django in this manner and have got an error: Error:invalid literal for int() with base 10: \'check\'
The standard pattern for the view logic for Django forms is thus: def contact(request): if request.method == \'POST\': # If the form has been submitted...
I\'m using a FormWizard to edit objects and I want to be able to prefill the fields from database when the edit page is loaded.
i can\'t figure out how to save my form data creating a new row, when saving it just rewrites the data using the same \'id\' and trhows me an error when there are multiple rows, this is my code:
I\'m trying to do a feature that would allow the user to upload a file. That file would have information to insert into the database, that\'s why in the function I\'m saving data. Not sure if it\'s th
I have several forms in my application, and like all forms after the users have completed them, I would like to redirect them to a form completion page, which the particulars of the forms are displaye
I have the following model.py: class FinancialProduct(models.Model): active = models.BooleanField(default=True)
I have this model: class PetAttribute(models.Model): species = models.ForeignKey(PetSpecies, related_name = \"pets\")
form = EmailForm(开发者_开发百科) return render_to_response(\'books/send_mail.html\', {\'email_form\': form})
Using django/appengine, how can I present a form which allows entry of certain model fields, and then set additional model fields in code. Calling form.save(commit=False) raises an exception because u
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