Thanks Naveen, I have try this code but when I clicked saved, the views
redirect but no post was showing in the list view.
def new_rental(request, pk): rentalproperty =
get_object_or_404(RentalProperty, pk=pk) user = UserModel.objects.first()
if request.method == 'POST': form = NewRentalPropertyForm(request.POST,
request.FILES) #contract_form = NewContractForm(request.POST, prefix =
"contracts") if form.is_valid(): print ("all validation
passed") rentalproperty = form.save()
#contract_form.cleaned_data["rentalproperty"] = rentalproperty
#contract.rentalproperty = rentalproperty #contract =
contract_form.save() return
HttpResponseRedirect(reverse("rental:new_contract")) else:
messages.error(request, "Error") else: form =
NewRentalPropertyForm() #contract_form = NewContractForm(prefix =
"contracts") return render(request, 'rental/new_rental.html', {
'rentalproperty': rentalproperty, 'form': form, #'contract_form':
contract_form, }) def new_contract(request, pk): rentalproperty =
get_object_or_404(RentalProperty, pk=pk) if request.method == 'POST':
form = NewContractForm(request.POST) if form.is_valid():
contract = form.save(commit=False) contract.rentalproperty =
rentalproperty contract.save() return
HttpResponseRedirect(reverse("rental:home")) else:
messages.error(request, "Error") else: form =
NewContractForm() return render(request, 'rental/new_contract.html', {
'rentalproperty': rentalproperty, 'form': form, })
On Wednesday, March 4, 2020 at 8:25:15 AM UTC+2, Naveen Arora wrote:
>
> Each form field has an id to be identified at back end. So just select the
> relevant field create a model object using the same and save it.
> Similarly do for the other.
>
> You can try for once share the code here if you are unsuccessfull, i will
> help you with the code part then.
>
> Cheers
>
>
> On Tuesday, 3 March 2020 14:58:05 UTC+5:30, victor awakan wrote:
>>
>> What I meant was I want one form to be saved in one model and the second
>> form to be saved in another model. I did that using form-tools but I want
>> to learn how to do it using function based views. Thanks.
>>
>> On Tuesday, March 3, 2020 at 11:19:40 AM UTC+2, Naveen Arora wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>> 
>>> What problem you are facing ? A form can be sent to any template using
>>> its object and context dictionary. "Split the form to separate templates"
>>> ? This seems unusual, create different forms if you want to use more
>>> templates.
>>>
>>> Cheers :)
>>> Naveen Arora
>>> 
>>> On Monday, 2 March 2020 18:08:44 UTC+5:30, victor awakan wrote:
>>>>
>>>> I am a building a small project in Django. I am able to create two or
>>>> more forms in a template but now, I want to split the form to separate
>>>> templates with each form belong to different models. How can I achieve
>>>> this? Here is a link to dpaste with the multiple forms in a template I
>>>> created: http://dpaste.com/1WX0RC8
>>>>
>>>> All help and suggestions will be appreciated.
>>>> PS. I have tried it with formtools and it worked. I am trying to learn
>>>> how to do the same thing with function based views. Thanks
>>>>
>>>
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