Hi,
I have a form with a TimeField and I'd like it to only accept values
in the form hh:mm, as opposed to hh:mm:ss.
The form is a ModelForm and I've overridden the 'time' field with a
TimeField where I've specified the input_formats as ['%H:%M']. This
works fine when entering value for a new instance of the model, but
when I edit an existing instance, the value that I entered as '12:30'
is rendered as '12:30:00' and so the instance fails to save.
Without much hope of success (and that proved wildly optimistic), I
tried changing the rendering of the form as follows:
{% if field.label == "Time" %}
{{ field | time:"H:i" }}
{% else %}
{{ field }}
{%endif%}
But that didn't work even a little bit.
Do I need to subclass TimeField? Is there a method that controls the
"output_formats"?
Or maybe that's not the way to do it. Could anyone offer any advice?
Thanks in advance,
Brian
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