Juancho wrote:
>"This is not in the scope of the formfields.py framework. Formfields
>just know how to display themselves -- they don't know (or care) about
>data. Put this in your business logic."
>
>
This means that SelectField shouldn't care of concept of default data
itself. But it surely can display some initial data. To provide the data
you want you can use an automatic manipulator like this:
def my_object(request):
manipulator = MyObject.AddManipulator()
data = manipulator.flatten_data()
form = FormWrapper(manipulator, data, {})
return render_to_response('my_object.html',{'form': form})
Manipulator knows the model with its default values and gives them out
in flatten_data(). Then with this data you construct a FormWrapper with
fields prefilled with this data.
More on manipulators: http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/forms/
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