On Oct 13, 9:41 pm, LuisC <lcapri...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Daniel,
> .get() was one of the several options I tried before with no
> results... When I use .get() the form only displays the submit
> button... I am asuming that that is because the template is specting
> a dictionary and I am only supplying a value...
What exactly are you trying to do in this line:
form = ClientesFIForm(clienteBuff)
When you instantiate a form, you can do one of two things: instantiate
an unbound form, possibly with initial data; or instantiate a bound
form, with data usually from the request. You don't seem to be doing
either here. Maybe you want to do this:
form = ClientesFiForm(initial={
'ClienteCodigo': clienteBuff.ClienteCodigo,
'ClienteNombre': clienteBuff.ClienteNombre,
'ClienteFechaCreacion':
clienteBuff.ClienteFechaCreacion
})
> Also, .get() only returs the" __str__" value, not the whole record..
> How would I obtaing the whole record,ie. all the fields???
No, it doesn't. get() gets the model instance. Please read the
documentation.
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