I have a form with a drop down box and a few other fields but I want to
put it in a javascript field and printed out when a link is clicked. So
it looks something like this:
function bla(){
var test = '<label>Type</label>{{ form.embeddedvideo.0.type }}';
return test;
}
the problem is that the formfield returns:
<label>Type</label><select id="id_embeddedvideo.0.type"
class="vSelectField" name="embeddedvideo.0.type" size="1">
<option value="" selected="selected">---------</option>
<option value="youtube">YouTube</option>
<option value="google">Google video</option>
</select>
which breaks the javascript because it doesn't support multi-line
strings. I was wondering what's the best way around this. I tried using
filters but I got
"Caught an exception while rendering: 'FormFieldWrapper' object has no
attribute 'replace'"
Any suggestions?
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