In a previous thread [1], there was talk of allowing ModelForm to work
without a model hard-coded, so it would base it off the instance passed
to the form.
However, on trying to make that work, it seems that something may have
been left out of the previous patch - if I don't include a model, it
never creates any fields, regardless of whether or not I specify fields
or exclude, and if I leave out model and don't pass instance, I get the
previously discussed "NoneType is not callable error", which should've
been fixed by the previous patch if I'm reading the thread right :)
Did something get left out of that last fix, or has it broken recently?
Alternatively, am I simply doing it wrong? :)
My simple test is merely this:
class NameEditForm(ModelForm):
class Meta:
fields = ('name',)
and I then try to use it on a model with a 'name' field, but nothing works.
[1]http://groups.google.com/group/django-developers/browse_thread/thread/8774da1fd5b77eb1
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