On Wed, 2008-08-27 at 01:42 -0700, patrickk wrote:
> I´m just trying to write a custom field for the django filebrowser (a
> filebrowsefield). the __init__ method of the form-field is called, but
> the clean method is not ... instead the clean method of
> forms.CharField is called, which is strange, because a) I´ve made a
> model field (FileBrowseField) with defaults = {'form_class':
> FileBrowseFormField(attrs=attrs)} and b) the FileBrowseFormFields
> __init__ method is called.
[..]
> THE FILEBROWSEFIELD:
> class FileBrowseField(Field):
[...]
> def formfield(self, **kwargs):
> attrs = {}
> attrs["initial_directory"] = self.initial_directory
> attrs["extensions_allowed"] = self.extensions_allowed
> defaults = {'max_length': self.max_length}
> defaults = {'form_class': FileBrowseFormField(attrs=attrs)}
> defaults = {'widget': FileBrowseWidget(attrs=attrs)}
These lines keep declaring a new dictionary every time. So the final
"defaults" variable won't contain "form_class".
Regards,
Malcolm
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