Regarding question two from above (displaying messages without text
input boxes): I want to display the fields as informational at least
for now only as a debugging tool, but may keep one of them later after
I've pretty much got the screen format finalized. That's why they
should be label fields only, instead of text input fields.
On Jan 10, 12:05 pm, Tim Sawyer <list.dja...@calidris.co.uk> wrote:
> > Pay attention to the notice about how this method (highest-ranked
> > answer) doesn't actually remove it from the form, and a malicious user
> > can still POST a value.
>
> Why include it in the form if you can't change the value? Just pass the
> thing you want to be display only to the page separately and then
> display it using {{ TAG }}. If you're using a modelform, you can
> specify a list of fields that you want to be included in the form -
> that'll sort the malicious user problem.
>
> Tim.
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