Is there a way I can validate form data after doing
form.save(commit=False)?
I am using (commit=False) because I want to set the model ForeignKey
after the data has been posted, for example here is my view:
def domain_dnsrecords(request, domain_id):
DNSRecordForm = forms.form_for_model(DNSRecord,
fields=('name','type','data','aux','ttl'))
if request.method == 'POST':
form = DNSRecordForm(request.POST)
dnsrecord = form.save(commit=False)
dnsrecord.domain_id = domain_id
dnsrecord.save()
return HttpResponseRedirect("/hosting/domain/dnsrecords/%i/" %
int(domain_id))
else:
form = DNSRecordForm()
dnsrecords = DNSRecord.objects.filter(domain=domain_id)
return render_to_response('hosting/dnsrecords.html', {'dnsrecords':
dnsrecords, 'dnsrecordform': form})
After setting the foreign key (domain_id) I would like to check the
complete data to see if it is valid.
Any ideas?
Paddy
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