I have a pretty simple file upload form class in django: class UploadFileForm(forms.Form): category = forms.ChoiceField(get_category_list())
Am I thinking about this all wrong, or am I missing something that\'s really obvious? Python\'s style guide say\'s less code is better (and I don\'t think that\'s subjective... It\'s a fact), so cons
can I access an image via a form-field in the template? <p> {% if field.errors %} <span class=\"error\">{{ field.errors }}</span>
I\'ve got an inline formset and I would like to exclude some model objects from being displayed in the formset.
I\'m trying to edit an existing object through a form.Every thing is working fine except for the ImageField not being populated with the current value.
I\'m looking to implement a zipcode field in django using the form objects from localflavor, but not quite getting them to work. I want to have a zipcode field in aform (or ModelForm in my case), but
I have a form like this: class DiaryEventForm(forms.Form): title = forms.CharField(max_length = 200) Which generates this HTML:
I have a very basic email app. The forms class is: class ContactForm(forms开发者_如何学C.Form): name = forms.CharField(max_length=100)
New to python and django. Using the forms module and going through the errors one by one (so not just dumping them at the top)
I\'m trying to create a form in Django. That works and all, but I want all the errors to be at the top of the form, not next to each field that has the error. I tried looping over form.errors, but it
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