> Hi Daniel,
>
> Yeah I had a thought like that. I thought I could leave the validation
> to the model.
> Turns out model form comes handy only if your modifying or updating
> something in the database, as you said.
> Simple form can also enforce constraints but I just have to write
> another form with same constraints as the model.
>
> Thanks for the suggestion.
>
> Warm Regards,
> Pranav.
The thing to realise is that when it comes to login forms, the
'validation' is performed by the authentication backend, not the form
itself.
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