If i use the multiple Checkbox Input, It results in list of the items
which were selected.
My question is can you do the same thing for a single checkbox?
As an old ASP guy I'd do this:
<input type="checkbox" value="EN" name="el1">
I'm trying to do this in django by the following:
#...snip forms.py
el1_Choices = (
('EN', 'ENGLISH'),
)
el1=forms.ChoiceField (required=False, choices=el1_Choices,
widget=forms.CheckboxInput(attrs={'class':'multibox'}) )
The resulting HTML is:
<input id="id_el1" class="multibox" type="checkbox" name="el1"/>
As you can see there is no value. It is returning the following
error:
Select a valid choice. That choice is not one of the available
choices.
Even though I've got the form field setup to required=False.
What is the proper way to assign a value to a single checkbox? Am I
just stuck with boolean and true/false? That seems like a lot of
extra work on the back end.
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