Thanks Collin, that does help.
I guess I am going to have to take a fundamentally different approach to
accomplish what I want.
I have attempted to make an AJAX solution for foreign key dropdowns with
>1000 options by creating a subclass of ModelChoiceField.
By also subclassing its iterator
Hi Brock,
Yes, that's the intended behavior, and you can see the same behavior on a
regular form, without using formsets, which might make it a little more
clear what's going on:
class MyForm(forms.Form):
name = forms.CharField()
form = MyForm(initial={'name': 'test'})
form.initial #yields
When creating a formset using modelformset_factory and passing in a list of
dictionaries to use as initial values, those values can be retrieved from
the relevant form, and the relevant boundfield on that form.
However the formfield class itself has no knowledge of that initial data.
Is this
I'm trying to implement SockJs on the server side to recieve data of the
client application. can someone guide me as to how to add the server side
of sockjs to the same Django app? I'm a newbie to Django and it's getting
real hard to implement this.
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