You could build a builder function that does what you want (totally
untested, rough example). The form_for_model functions are good
working examples if I screwed something up here.
def form_builder(question_instance):
base_fields={'text': forms.CharField(widget=forms.Textarea,
help_text=question_instance.exampleAnswer,
verbose_name=question_instance.questionText) }
return type('QAForm', (forms.BaseForm), {'base_fields':
base_fields})
def form_set_builder(question_set,postdata=None):
form_set=[]
valid=True
for q in question_set:
Form=form_builder(q)
# will use question pk id as prefix to differentiate the forms
from one another
if postdata: # bound form if request.POST passed in as postdata
form=Form(postdata,prefix=q._get_pk_val())
valid=form.is_valid()
else: # unbound form
form=Form(prefix=q._get_pk_val())
form_set.append(form)
return form_set, valid
def view(request):
qs = Question.objects....
if request.POST:
form_set,valid=form_set_builder(qs,request.POST)
if valid:
#loop through and save
....
else:
return with errors
else:
form_set,throwaway=form_set_builder(qs)
....
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