You probably can extend the form class and override the is_valid method. Make the new is_valid to always return True.
On Tue, Jul 30, 2019 at 11:42 AM Kai Kobschätzki <kai.kobschaetzki@gmail.com> wrote:
Heiho,
I wrote a form in forms.py with some validation stuff, especially with
def clean_field(). All fine. But in some usecases I would prefare to
switch off at least some of the validation. For example it make no sense
to check for a double id when I want to delete a reccord. Is it possible
to swith them off with reuse the form and not with write nearly the same
form (don't repeat yourself..).
Thanks and Greetings,
bengoshi
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