Thanks for excellent advice and suggestions posted on this list.
I'm still learning Django and Python, though I decided to give it a try
in one of my larger projects.
I'm trying to add a few forms to my templates and I have a question
about filtering some form elements, particularly in related <select>
fields controls.
I'm trying to present an "add/edit photo" form to a user. Each photo is
associated with a user album and I'd like to limit the list of albums in
select box to a current user.
How can I do this using "form" object? Or do I have to pass this list of
albums to the template:
my_albums = Album.objects.filter(owner = request.user)
and then construct a select box based on that list. If so, I'd probably
"break out" of {{ form.albums }} and loose {{ form.errors }}. Is that so?
If not, how should it be done using Django {{ form }}?
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