Thanks for your shearing a good knowledge.
I'll do it.
Veasna,
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 9:42 PM, zayatzz <alan.kesselm...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Im also a django beginner, but i have bit more advanced knowledge
> about js/jquery
>
> Here's what ive learned so far: All js events happen in browser and
> are all related/attached to some DOM elements.
>
> Basic (model)form flow works like that:
> You create a model
> You create a modelform (in apps forms.py for example)
> You pass it to a template in a view
> You load it in template with {{ from }}
>
> Check django forms documentation for more specific stuff.
>
> If you want to run some events related to form fields or when
> submitting a form, then you must know how the form will look like in
> markup and you can do it on template level writing stuff directly into
> template or create js file that is started on jquery domready event.
> That js file will catch formfield events.
>
> You can also create formwidgets. Not sure how to use/create them
> beause so far, ive only used tinyMCE pluggable and havent created any
> of my own.
>
> Basically i do not think django is an issue here. Just create html
> file with form and then create jquery some jquery events. Adding
> django into the mix changes not a thing especially if you want to use
> onchange events.
>
> Alan
> On May 14, 9:34 am, newbie <mara.ku...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > hi,
> >
> > I'm new to django and dont know much of javascript either. I
> > would like to start working on them. Could someone help me write a
> > simple form which can provide any functionality using ajax, preferably
> > using jquery libraries. It would be great if any event other than the
> > submit event is recognised using ajax, something which connects to the
> > database would be preferable.
> >
> > I've used ajax in web2py. But here in django I'm not able to
> > understand the flow of a form. Here in django, forms are created by
> > declaring a class in a seperate file. In web2py, it was clear and
> > obvious of how to recognize a input or click or onchange event for a
> > particular input field. But here I dont understand where to catch the
> > event. Do i need to write the code in template file or in view file.
> > If i write it in template file(which i'm thinking is the way), how to
> > send the input entered(before the user submits the form) to the view
> > file.
> >
> > All i want to do is, to capture a change/input event on a form
> > before the user submits and dynamically create an extra field in the
> > form/change the options of a field already present in the form, based
> > on the input
> >
> > Thank you.
> >
>
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