Re: App_step.readme_id may not be NULL

A model formset gives you multiple instances of the modelform, so you need to iterate through them:

                readme_object = readme_form.save()

                readme_object.user = request.user

                readme_object.save()
                for step_form in step_forms:

                    step_form.readme = readme_object

                    step_form.save()

To set the user is basically the same answer as donarb provided. Don't bother with going down to the id level when using a foreign key, just use the object.
So here just use:
   readme_form.user = request.user

On Thursday, January 30, 2014 12:02:06 PM UTC-6, Wnt2bsleepin wrote:

Didn't seem to work. The step_forms is a modelformset_factory, so I don't know if that makes a difference. I would also like to assign a user to the readme_form, but 

                

    readme_form.user_id = request.user.id

    readme_object = readme_form.save()

    step_forms.readme = readme_object

    step_forms.save() 

doesn't work. 

 

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