Hello,
I try to set data for a ModelChoiceField() manually. This means the
data is not in my db, so it s not in a Queryset.
my form:
class PictureForm(forms.Form):
image = forms.ImageField(label='Picture')
gallery = MyModelChoiceField(models.Gallery.objects.none(),
empty_label=None)
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If there are galleries I populate the modelChoiceField like this:
[1] picture_form.fields['gallery'].queryset =
Gallery.objects.filter(...)
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if ther are no Galleries I want to populate the modelChoiceField with
an entry "Default"
<option value="foo">Default</option>
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this Default-select-option I want to fill in manually, because it does
not exist in the DB.
because it works the [1]-way I thought about building a queryset
manually, but I could not figure out how to do this.
Can anyone please give me a short example how to build and fill a
queryset manually, or show me a more elegeant way how to populate the
modelchoicefield with data not comming from the database.
Thanks,Toni
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