I have an inline model formset, and I'd like to make fields non-editable if those fields already have values when the page is loaded. If the user clicks an "Edit" button on that row, it would become editable and (using JavaScript) I would replace the original widgets with editable ones. I'd like to do something like this when loading t...
I have a model and form like so: class Image(BaseModel): original = db.BlobProperty() class ImageForm(ModelForm): class Meta: model = Image I do the following in my view: form = ImageForm(request.POST, request.FILES, instance=image) if form.is_valid(): And I get: AttributeError at /image/add/ 'NoneType' object has...
At some point I need to display a "disabled" (greyed out by disabled="disabled" attribute) input of type "select". As specified in the standard (xhtml and html4), inputs of type "select" can not have the "readonly" attribute. Note that this is for presentation purposes only, the actual value must end up in the POST. So here is what I do ...
I have a multivaluefield with a charfield and choicefield. I need to pass choices to the choicefield constructor, however when I try to pass it into my custom multivaluefield I get an error __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'choices'. I know the rest of the code works because when I remove the choices keyword argument from ...
I am trying to use the dynamic django form script from http://www.djangosnippets.org/snippets/714/ The dynamic form is generated, but I am having hard time retrieving submitted fields through form.cleaned_data['myfield'] There are few comments on the snippet page, those didn't work either. ...
In my view I create a formset of photos belonging to a specific article, this works brilliantly, and I am able to render and process the forms. However for the image field I would like to display the already uploaded image. Normally I would access the path through the instance form.instance.image.get_thumbnail_url however that doesn't wo...
I am trying to do a PhoneField that convert the value as a standardized value. In this case, I want to use this clean method. def clean(self): phone = self.cleaned_data.get('phone') # Is it already standardized ? if phone.startswith('+'): mo = re.search(r'^\+\d{2,3}\.\d{9,11}$', phone) if not mo: raise...
Django is making very nice forms after creating a models.py and an admin.py. How can I reuse these forms (with the extra nice handling of foreign keys and many-to-many fields) in my own views? ModelForm does only generate "simple" forms. Where do I get the extra batteries? ...
Example, for this form: >>> class CommentForm(forms.Form): ... name = forms.CharField(initial='class') ... action = forms.ChoiceField(...) Can I have the choices in the action field be different depending on what is in the name field? ...
I've got a form which includes the option to upload an image. In my model, I've defined a default image name to use when no image is selected for upload. When selecting a file, the form uploads the file to my media directory and properly places the filename in the db field (working as it should). When not selecting a file, that field ...
I have a model Menu: class Menu(models.Model): loja = models.ForeignKey(Loja, related_name='menus') nome = models.CharField(max_length=30) ordenacao = models.IntegerField(blank=True, null=True) class Meta: ordering = ('ordenacao',) #prevent equally named menus within a store(loja) unique_together...
I have a Django form using textareas and TinyMCE for text entry. I would like to add a slider to change the vertical size of the textarea, like SO has them so nicely. How can this be done? ...
I have a model form that I am writing a custom widget for in order to replace the many-to-many forms.SelectMultiple fields with jQuery FCBKcomplete widgets. While the replacement of the multiselect element works fine, it is no longer pulling the options for the multiselect. Here is my widget: class FCBKcompleteWidget(forms.SelectMultip...
I have a city foreign key in by BusinessBranch model. My City model also has a state and country foreign keys for State and County models. I'm having hard time displaying State and Country dropdown menus inside my BusinessBranchInline. What would be the best way to achieve this? It would be great if the dropdowns filter items based on th...
I display a formset, which has Forms populated by the objects returned by a queryset. The problem is that before the user submits items are modified or added, such that the queryset returns objects in a different order. The formset then associates each form with the wrong object, users report that their data is shifting down by 1 row. Is...
I'm am utilizing a formset to enable users subscribe to multiple feeds. I require a) Users chose a subscription by selecting a boolean field, and are also required to tag the subscription and b) a user must subscribe to an specified number of subscriptions. Currently the below code is capable of a) ensuring the users tags a subscription...
I have the following ModelForm: class AttendanceForm(forms.ModelForm): def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): operation_id = kwargs['operation_id'] del kwargs['operation_id'] super(AttendanceForm, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs) self.fields['deployment'].query_set = \ Deployment.objects.filt...
The Django admin happily supports many-to-one and many-to-many relationships through an HTML <SELECT> form field, allowing selection of one or many options respectively. There's even a nice Javascript filter_horizontal widget to help. I'm trying to do the same from the one-to-many side through related_name. I don't see how it's much dif...
How to set a JavaScript function as handler in the event onclick in a given field of a Django Form. Is this possible? Any clue would be appreciated. ...
The particular case I have is like this: I have a Transaction model, with fields: from, to (both are ForeignKeys to auth.User model) and amount. In my form, I'd like to present the user 2 fields to fill in: amount and from (to will be automaticly set to current user in a view function). Default widget to present a ForeignKey is a selec...