On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 1:15 PM, angelika <angelika.ols...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've written a longer post here:
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11341118/printing-repeated-django-form-fields-individually
> explaining what I need. Either a way to individually print out the fields in
> a loop or a way to insert html from the backend. Maybe it's just not
> possible to do this in Django and then I will think of another solution, but
> I would like to make sure before I solve it another way.
>
> /Angelika
>
Of course it is possible. When you create the fields in the init
method, make sure they are given distinct names. Store the names of
the generated fields in a list on the form object, and then provide an
iterator method that yields the variable fields in the order you want.
Eg:
class MyForm:
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
self._variable_fields = [ ]
for ....:
field_name_id = 'field_name_%d' % val_id
field_email_id = 'field_email_%d' % val_id
self.fields[field_name_id] = forms.FooField(...)
self.fields[field_email_id] = forms.FooField(...)
self._variable_fields.append((field_name_id, field_email_id))
def variable_fields(self):
for field_name_id, field_email_id in self._variable_fields:
yield self[field_name_id], self[field_email_id]
In your template:
{{ form.static_named_field1 }}
{{ form.static_named_field2 }}
{% for field_name, field_email in form.variable_fields %}
{{ field_name }}
{{ field_email }}
{% endfor %}
Hope that helps
Cheers
Tom
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