I'm trying to use the manipulator framework to generate a multi-part
form. It's for an online shopping engine where the customer goes
through a few steps entering their shipping and credit card info, etc.
Anyways, I created some model classes, eg ContactInfo (phone #, email,
etc), Address and Cr
On 11/3/05, Kevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Unfortunately,
> it seems the only method available in the Manipulator framework is
> save() and that stores the variable first in the database. Is there a
> way to convert the form data into django Model objects without saving
> them to the db?
The
The base class, Manipulator, just throws a NotImplementedException for
it's save() method. Is there a more concrete example I can view to see
how to override storing to the database.
PS. I'm converting an existing PHP site to django, it's so nice having
all these validation/admin stuff just "ta
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