Hello Django Community,
I am new to Django and tackling my first app outside of the tutorial. The
app I'm working on is a simple ticket system for build requests at my IT
Company. I only have one model 'Build', and I have checkboxes that denote
how far the build has been done.
I have a page that shows all build requests, and then a separate page with
the details of each build request. I want to add a form to this
builddetails template, but I'm not sure what is the correct way to do this
when the template is already pulling info from the model. Every tutorial
I've followed has shown using a form under a separate URL, but that is not
viable.
my current view for builddetails is this:
def builddetails(request, id):
build = Build.objects.get(pk=id);
return render(request, 'app/builddetails.html', { 'build': build });
How do I combine this with a ModelForm on the same page?
the ModelForm I was trying to use looks like this:
class BuildForm(forms.ModelForm):
class Meta:
model = Build,
fields = ['notes', 'build_engineer', 'latest_bios','bios_settings',
'hot_keys_tested', 'office_activated']
If I need to provide any more information please let me know, and thank you
so much in advance for any help you can offer.
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