Monday, October 27, 2014

Re: Integer Form with Select Widget?

Hi Farhan,

I can think of two ways. Either, like you said during form instantiation, do something like this:

class DeleteUserForm(forms.Form):
   
def __init__(self, data=None, choices=None, more_info=None):
       
super(DeleteUserForm, self).__init__(data)
        widget
= forms.MultipleSelect if more_info else forms.Select
       
self.fields['del_user_id'] = forms.CharField(label='User', widget=widget, choices=choices)
       
self.fields['something_else'] = forms.IntegerField(min_value=something, max_value=something_else)

Or, in your view:

def myview(self):
    choices
= something
    widget
= something
    min_value
= etc
   
class DeleteUserForm(forms.Form):
        del_user_id
= forms.CharField(label='User', widget=widget, choices=choices)
        something_else
= forms.IntegerField(min_value=something, max_value=something_else)
    form
= DeleteUserForm()
   
if request.method ==  'POST':
        form
= DeleteUserForm(request.POST)
   
# etc

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