I've made a couple of forms that are basically supposed to dump their
content into an email and send that on. My forms both inherit this class:
class EmailForm(forms.Form):
def sendemail(self, fromAdd, toAdd, subject, keys=None):
body = ''
if not keys: keys = self.cleaned_data.keys()
for k in keys:
body = '%s%s: %s\n' % (body, k, self.cleaned_data[k])
send_mail(subject, body, fromAdd, ['o...@....com'],
fail_silently=False)
return "Thank you. Your form has submitted sucessfully."
If you're confused as to what *fields* is, it's just an override so I can
pass in a custom order of the field names.
That results in an email like this:
> field1: value
> field2: value
> etc
All very good, but it's a little cryptic for one of my forms where there are
lots and lots of fields. Instead of using the raw field name, can I grab the
label?
I also have some complex field types (multiple choice and a select). Rather
than the HTML value being used, can I pass out the nice name that gets shown
to the person filling the form out?
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