Re: passing request.META from view to form

You can just add another keyword argument to your constructor.

If you override the __init__ of your form then just pop that item
off before passing it on to the __init__ in super() and nobody gets hurt.

;o)

Shawn

On Sep 29, 2010, at 6:03 PM, Oivvio Polite wrote:

> I'm creating new users+profiles from a form class.
> The form gets instantiated by a view. I'd like to save the request.META
> header along with the profile so I need to pass it from the view to the
> form.
>
> The form constructor takes the keyword argument data. Is there anyway I
> can pass along my entire request, without overloading the constructor?
>
> oivvio

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