On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 2:49 AM, JF Simon <ad...@jfsimon.fr> wrote: > > Hi there ! > > I try to understand why my form doesn't render anything. No exception > is raised and i'm going crazy ! > In my forms.py I got these (simplified for instance) classes : > > [snip code] > > In my template I just put "form.as_table()". If I remove "widget = > SignupPasswordWidget" in "SignupPasswordField", I show my (single) > password field. What am I doing wrong ?? Why don't I get an > Exception ? I tried many things like implement format_output or render > methods, but I still get nothing. > > Template rendering suppresses exceptions raised by called methods. So if form.as_table() raises an exception you won't see it in your template, you'll just get no output. Try instantiating your form from a python manage.py shell session, and see what as_table() does when you call it there. The results will likely point you toward the fact that having compress and decompress methods that simply return their arguments isn't going to work.
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