I have a choices field called status in my model form which can be set
to a number of values, however the options available will be based on
its current state something like this, so it needs to refer to itself:
class ContractForm(ModelForm):
def getStatusChoices()
if status == 'r':
return (('C', 'Confirmed'), ('N', 'Cancelled))
elif status == 'C':
return (('M', 'Completed'), ('P', 'Paid'))
....
status = fields.ChoiceField(choices=getStatusChoices())
I read in another thread that you can do this by accessing and setting
the self.fields['status'] which contains the status state of the
current object and is created by the meta form class. How do I access
self in the model function. If i pass it in as a parameter to the
method as shown below what should the function call look like in the
status field, i.e. how do I refer to the current object to be passed.
def getStatusChoices(self):
if not self.key:
self.fields['STATUS'] = (('R', 'Requested'),
('C', 'Confirmed'))
elif self.fields['STATUS'] == 'R':
self.fields['STATUS'] = (('N', 'Cancelled'),
('C', 'Confirmed'))
return self
Thanks
Simon
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