That was a great help thanks. I also used the copy() method on the
request.POST dict and I could redirect to the same view. Cheers.
On Mar 24, 2009 3:43 PM, "Thomas Guettler" <h...@tbz-pariv.de> wrote:
Hi,
my guess: You need to redirect after POST.
if you give request.POST to the Form, it will overwrite the values
from the model with the values from request.POST. If you do a redirect
after POST, the value from the model will be displayed, since POST
is empty after the redirect.
BTW, I often do it like this:
def view(request):
if request.POST:
data=request.POST
else:
data=None
form=MyForm(data)
Why do you access 'build_release' in POST? It would be better
the create a Field for it and access form.cleaned_data['build_release']
HTH,
Thomas
DarrenM schrieb:
> ...
> elif request.POST['build_release']: > f = BuildForm(request.POST) > ...
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