Hi, I have a community website where is important set the city of
difierent things (events, news, etc...).
So, I have this form:
class CityForm(forms.Form):
country = forms.ModelChoiceField(queryset=Country.objects.all(),
help_text=u'País del evento. Para eventos en internet o en varias
ciudades no elegir ninguna.', required=True, label=u'País')
state = forms.CharField(max_length=50, help_text=u'Departamento
del evento', required=True, label=u'Departamento / Estado')
city = forms.CharField(max_length=50,help_text=u'Ciudad del
evento.', required=True, label=u'Ciudad')
def getCity(self,depto,cityName):
depto = State.objects.filter(id=int(depto))[0]
if City.objects.filter(name=cityName).count()==0:
City(name=cityName,depto=depto).save()
return City.objects.filter(name=cityName)[0]
def getDepto(self,country,deptoName):
pais = Country.objects.filter(id=int(country))[0]
if State.objects.filter(name=deptoName).count()==0:
State(name=deptoName,country=pais).save()
return State.objects.filter(name=deptoName)[0]
However, if I subclass this form this fields get on TOP of it (I
prefer have it on bottom or in the middle). Exist a way to control
this?
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