On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 7:34 PM, Alastair Campbell <ala...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone, > > I've been looking for a simple way to send an email when a user > updates their profile. > > After some digging I found form.has_changed() which appears to fit the > bill. However, it always seems to return true, so I could end up > bombarding our elderly admin lady with lots of useless emails. > > I'm using a simple model form (with a sub-set of the available > fields), rendered in the default manner, no hidden fields or anything. > If I open the page, hit save, if form.has_changed(): runs. > > Is there anything else that might cause has_changed to be true? > > has_changed() returns True if the bound data of the form differs from the initial data. It does work and it does not always return True. Without specifics of the code you are using to construct your form I'm not sure why it is always seeming to return True in your case. Karen--
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