Creating field classes for validation makes sense but what if I need to
validate in a request context?
Say for example that I need to check permissions for request.user in
clean?
def clean(self, value):
if request.user.has_some_property() and value > 100:
raise forms.ValidationError, 'You are not allowed to go that high,
please enter a value below 100.'
return value
Another example would be if one field needs to be compared to another
field.
Checking in form.clean() disconnects the error from the field so thats
not good.
I just noticed that you can define clean_<field_name>() which may be
what I need. Btw, why is not the current cleaned value passed to that
method?
Joakim
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