On Jan 20, 6:49 am, Artiom Diomin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Seems like you want someone write it for you?
> It costs money :)
It's good that he provided a description of what he wanted to
accomplish. What he wants does not really require ajax. A bit of
javascript might make it nicer.
To the OP:
You could do this without ajax if you don't mind a page reload, simply
with an "onchange" attribute on the checkboxes and some extra logic in
the view. Checking the box would submit the form and redisplay the
whole page with the desired changes. Or you could have the user check
the box and click submit without the "onchange".
No actual ajax is required, in that there need be asynchronous
conversation between the browser and the server.
If you have not already, go to new.djangobook.com and read chapter 7
on form processing. Make sure you understand it. Visit the excellent
newforms reference in the Django doc. Look at the onchange attribute
for checkboxes to see how to make a form autosubmit on a change to a
field, and I think you will see how to do what you describe in a
straightforward fashion.
If you do want to get into javascript on your sites, I'm far from an
expert, but I have used Mochikit (with TurboGears) and am starting to
learn jquery with DJango. Jquery seems quite nice. The interface is
very clean and works in a very straightforward way. It leverages CSS,
and feels very pythonic to me. It seems very natural. There is good
documentation available at http://docs.jquery.com/Main_Page . and I
bought the "Learning Jquery" book, too.
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