On 10/01/11 17:44, hank23 wrote:
First is it possible to conditionally hide a form field on a screen until an item from a dropdown box has been selected? If so how can that be done?
Yes, but you'll have to use jQuery or similar and script it with JavaScript, so that when the droplist changes you fire some javascript to change the fields that are displayed.
Second I have some message fields defined in a form which are basically for information purposes. When I drop them on my screen they are displayed in text boxes, which I do not like. Is it possible to instead display them within label tags or somehow get rid of the boxes surrounding them while also making them non-enterable(right now they're being displayed in text boxes they can be typed over or otherwise altered)? If so how? If not then should I just be displaying them outside of the form portion of the screen then instead of within the form?
Specify each field individually and just output text for the ones you want to be readonly. See: http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/forms/#customizing-the-form-template
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