On Apr 17, 9:04 am, Knut Nesheim <knut.nesh...@mtab.se> wrote: > Hi all, > > I have a model with several FloatFields. Based on this, ModelForm > creates some form.FloatFields.These fields require the user to type > '3.2' instead of '3,2', which is the custom here(Sweden). We need to > allow the comma somehow, for obvious usability reasons. > > My first thought was to write a custom clean method on the form, which > would do a string replace, but this isn't working. The FloatFields > clean method is run before any custom method. If there's a comma in > the field, that method will raise an exception and my custom method > never gets called. > > Any ideas for a solution would be welcome.
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