Thanks Naveen, I have try this code but when I clicked saved, the views
redirect but no post was showing in the list view.
def new_rental(request, pk):rentalproperty =
get_object_or_404(RentalProperty, pk=pk)user = UserModel.objects.first()
if request.method == 'POST':form =
Each form field has an id to be identified at back end. So just select the
relevant field create a model object using the same and save it.
Similarly do for the other.
You can try for once share the code here if you are unsuccessfull, i will
help you with the code part then.
Cheers
On Tuesday
@suraj Could you show by example? I have tried one way which I posted the
dpaste link with my first post but it doesn’t work. I.e when I clicked
submit I don’t get any new post in the template. Thanks
On Tue 3. Mar 2020 at 11.44, Suraj Thapa FC wrote:
> There can be only one view for one page...
There can be only one view for one page
You have to implement both in same view
On Tue, 3 Mar 2020, 2:58 pm victor awakan, wrote:
> What I meant was I want one form to be saved in one model and the second
> form to be saved in another model. I did that using form-tools but I want
> to learn
What I meant was I want one form to be saved in one model and the second
form to be saved in another model. I did that using form-tools but I want
to learn how to do it using function based views. Thanks.
On Tuesday, March 3, 2020 at 11:19:40 AM UTC+2, Naveen Arora wrote:
>
> Hi,
> 
> What prob
Hi,

What problem you are facing ? A form can be sent to any template using its
object and context dictionary. "Split the form to separate templates" ?
This seems unusual, create different forms if you want to use more
templates.
Cheers :)
Naveen Arora

On Monday, 2 March 2020 18:08:44 UTC
I am a building a small project in Django. I am able to create two or more
forms in a template but now, I want to split the form to separate templates
with each form belong to different models. How can I achieve this? Here is
a link to dpaste with the multiple forms in a template I created:
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