On Apr 29, 10:15 am, Alfonso <allanhender...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Leading on from a post I made a few days ago I'm having real trouble
> dealing with sessions to preserve form state and the standard HTML for
> I placed in the template.  I can't seem to get to the session data for
> the form once submitted (via GET) and I'm wondering is that due to the
> fact it's a standard HTML form, not a django form?
>
> Its a search form that allows users to refine results so I figured
> setting it up as a POST was going to be overkill but now I wonder if
> POST and sessions are connected?  Am I going to save time if I rewrite
> the form as a django form (want to avoid that if I can)
>
> Thanks anyone

What do you mean by 'the session data for the form'? Django's sessions
framework only saves data if you tell it to. There's no automatic
session data associated with a Django form.

Perhaps if you post some code showing what you have done so far and
what you are trying to do, we can help you more.
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