If this kind of thing isn't clear from the documentation at docs.djangoproject.com, I recommend throwing some print/debug statements into your views to explore the objects. Take advantage of Python's introspection.
For example, before you return the response in your view, try some of these things: print dir(the_form.my_choicefield) print dir(the_form.fields['my_choicefield'] print dir(the_form) See what they give you, and go from there. You will probably notice things in the output of one or more of those lines that will give you something else to print a dir() or help() on. You might even find undocumented features. Use what you learn from that to fix your problem, or so that you'll have something specific to type in on the docs.djangoproject.com search form. Using Python's introspection is often a great way to answer your own questions and discover new features. Shawn
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