I've created model class "Record", with a few CharFields (job_number,
client_job_number, project_name), an IntegerField and a DateTimeField.
It utilizes the ModelForm class.
Its view is defined as "def record_add(request):", which returns
"render_to_response('record_add.html'). The .html is a child template
that extends the css formatted base.
I'd like it to return a view of the newly created record, with fields
populated with the appropriate data.
Also, on the blank form, it should be possible to submit either a job
number or project name and
return a display of the corresponding record.
All of these views will utilize the same data so I would think there
would be no need to create
additional models. I just know how to write the additional view
functions.
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