Thanks ElGranAzul, my django code is up to date (via svn), so
'oldforms' is equivalent to 'forms' (the __init__.py files are the
same). So using 'from django import oldforms as forms' may be better
form (no pun intended!), but will not fix the problem I'm trying to
figure out.
Both RoomForm and Room.AddManipulator add fields to the
form/manipulator with names like this: name, chair.0.style,
chair.1.style, chair.2.style.
Somehow, the AddManipulator does a bit of magic to make {% for
the_chair in form.chair %} work in the template. When it works, as
far as I can tell, in first pass, the_chair has a dictionary of all the
chair.0.* objects, second pass has a dictionary of all the chair.1.*
objects, etc. I'm trying to figure out what to put into my custom
manipulator (RoomForm above) to make it work similarly.
-Jonathan
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