On 29 oct, 17:51, Ross <ross.j...@gmail.com> wrote:
> For which cases would a user wish to write their own views rather than
> using generic views?
I'd rather formulate this the other way round : for which cases would
you use generic views rather than your own ? And the answer is
obvious : whenever your view ends up doing the same very same thing as
a generic view !-)
> I'm new to Django and would like to build a page
> that prompts the user to enter information into a form to sign up for
> a league. Upon submitting the form, they can see the updated league
> roster.
Then you need to write your own view(s) to handle the form display and
submission.
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