Re: Can't get error to display when using inlineformset_factory.

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Can't get error to display when using inlineformset_factory.

I am trying to get validation errors to appear on my web page when using an inlineformset_factory. I have a main form called PersonalInformation form and 3 inline forms (Relative, PositionHeld and Phone). I am receiving the main form errors on my page, but I can't get the 3 inline forms to displ

Re: How to handle values_list?

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Re: How to handle values_list?

Unfortunately, that did not work. When I put that in the template I get nothing for name, not even [u'Green']. Any other thoughts? On Thursday, October 17, 2013 4:19:57 PM UTC-4, ke1g wrote: > > Try: > > {{ name.0.name }} > > > On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 2:30 P

How to handle values_list?

Hi, I am new to Django and need some help. My issue is on my web page the data is showing up like this: [u'Green'] and I want it to only show Green - without the unicode wrapping. Can you please explain why this is happening and how do I fix it? Here is my code. *models.py:* Class Name(mo