Nick,
I'm not a longtime Django user, but I would check de django docs on
"modelform". That covers all my needs.
Mvrgr,
Gerard.
Nick Lo wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm working on a series of forms that need to look something like the
> following with days of the month and a field or two for various types
> of readings to be entered.
>
> Date Some reading
>
> Today |___________|
>
> Yesterday |___________|
>
> Sun 28/09/2008 |___________|
>
> Sat 27/09/2008 |___________|
>
> Fri 26/09/2008 |___________|
>
> Thu 25/09/2008 |___________|
>
> Wed 24/09/2008 |___________|
>
> However much I try I cannot find a satisfactory way to do this with
> Django. I first tried just generating the fields with a loop within a
> form class but this seems somewhat clumsy even if it got close to what
> I needed. I'm currently attempting to do it with formsets which seems
> more proper but not yet satisfactory. I'm just wondering if anyone has
> already tackled this problem and what solution they came up with?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Nick
>
> >
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