You may just have a situation here that generic views can't handle,
and you'll have to write your own view. If you grep through
contrib.admin, you'll notice that they don't actually use any generic
views there.
That being said, it'd be nice if someone wrote a little tutorial on
creating your own views/templates that can work with related objects
the same way the Admin can.
Just quickly browsing through the admin code, it *looks* like it's
done by sending a 'inline_related_objects' list to the
admin/change_form.html template, which then passes that list to the
'edit_inline' templatetag in templatetags/admin_modify.py. So unless
I'm missing something major, it looks like you might be able to use
generic views, but you'll have to have pretty smart templates and
templatetags.
It gets a little hazy after that, but hopefully that helps a bit.
And for your form failing silently, try putting this in your template:
{{ form.error_dict }} That should get all the errors to display.
Best of luck,
Jay P
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