A "choices" value should be a tuple or list containing two-value tuple or list
containing the key and value for each dropdown option.
Other issues with the code you originally posted:
1. What looked like a context (that dictionary containing "polls"), was being
passed to the creation of a
Actually I have been through the tutorial, but there are still a lot
of gaps in the information presented, because many of the examples may
or may not show all of the code in all of the various modules which is
needed for everything to work together successfully. My next question
is what is wrong
You're not seeing anything for several reasons. There are just a lot of
fundamental things about the way Django works that it seems you haven't gotten
to yet in your learning. For now, I recommend you follow the tutorial -- do
everything step by step so you can see how it works. That alone will
I'm trying to display DB data in a dropdon box on a screen using a
form. Here's my form/formfield code:
from django import forms
class AddChoiceForm(forms.Form):
ccount = forms.IntegerField()
pquestion = forms.CharField()
message = forms.CharField()
polls =
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