I have this:

# consider all importations done right.

def add_noodle(request):    NoodleFormSet = inlineformset_factory(Noodle, 
tutImages, form=NoodleForm, fields=('title', 'image'))    if request.method 
== 'POST':        formset = NoodleFormSet(request.POST, request.FILES)      
  if formset.is_valid():            formset.save()    else:        formset 
= NoodleFormSet()    return render_to_response('add_noodle.html', {        
'formset': formset,        })
I only get 3 tutImages model rendered in the template, without the Noodle 
model showing. I've been reading 
this: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/forms/modelforms/ but 
don't seem to get what it means or what its trying to say with regards to 
the inlineformsets_factory.

I read the part 

> NoodleFormSet = inlineformset_factory(Noodle, tutImages, form=NoodleForm, 
> fields=('title', 'image'))


as

'Create an inline factory using tutImages Model (3 of them, alterable using 
> the extra=n param) under Noodle model, using NoodleForm (which tells it the 
> fields of Noodle model to expose to template)'


That doesn't work right. I'm missing something? Please help. Thanks


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