On 9 mar, 09:01, maciekjbl <maciej....@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My problem is how can I separate two request on the same site. This
> situation is caused by text field in base template and form in another
> template which extends base.
(snip)
>
> My base template :
> <form action="{% url promocje-search %}" method="get">
> <a href="{% url promocje-list %}"> Strona G³ówna </a> •
> <lable for="q">Wyszukaj Producenta:</label> <input type="text"
> name="q">
Is that the full (relevant) code ? If yes, the closing </form> tag is
missing, and you don't have any submit in it (and <label> is
misspelled FWIW).
> My second template with form (lista_promocji):
> <form action="" method="GET">
Better to specifiy the target url in the action attribute.
> {{ promo.form.as_p }}
Are we supposed to guess what's in promo.form ?
> <input type="submit" value="Filtruj" />
> </form>
>
> Now when I try to use form to filter content it triggers input in base
> template
You mean "it submits the other form" ?
> and I get search view insted of filterd site.
Fix the above points first. If you still have problems, please post
the full generated HTML (or post a link to it).
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