> That particular value comes from one of three sources. In order of
> highest priority to lowest, they are:
>
>(1) Data submitted to the form (for redisplaying submitted data
>for errors).
>(2) Initial data provided to the form class
>(3) Initial data provided to t
This question applies to any other JavaScript validation tool, but I'm doing
an app that uses dojo, and i'm trying to put client-side validation smartly,
but obviously not achieving it :)
Is there any way to add extra fields to the form's HTML created by ModelForm
??
I'm specially concerned about
totally agree :)
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Hi all
I'm really not good at python, and hence not good at django, but I really
love both :)
I have spent a few hours trying to understand why this works:
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@login_required
def object_list(request, model, page):
try:
return list_detail.object_list(
r
I have a testing view that uses loader.get_template/render(context) combo,
and in settings.py I have put:
TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS = (
"django.core.context_processors.auth",
"django.core.context_processors.debug",
> Are you using a RequestContext() class when you render your template? If
> you are just using a Context() class, you won't see any effect from
> context processors.
>
> If what I just wrote seems like a foreign language (and a quick search
> of the djangoproject.com doesn't clear it up for you),
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