On 5/4/2009 10:23 AM, joeygartin wrote:
> I would like to add a css class to form elements if there is an error
> in the form. Not sure the BEST/EASIEST way to do this. I would only
> want the attribute added if there was an error and I would like to do
> this in the cleanest way possible. Meaning I would LIKE to stay away
> from if statements for every form element I have in the HTML and
> rather put the proper code in Python (perhaps forms.py with the form
> declaration), but I am new and not exactly sure how to proceed.
Once you've determined that your form didn't validate, something like
this should work:
{{{
for field_name in form.errors:
form.fields[field_name].widget.attrs['class'] = 'error'
}}}
Then just output your form again.
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George
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