Hi Shawn, I spent some time playing with dir and reading the django code for forms, but to me there is no evident way to iterate through the single choices within a choicefiled.
Hope I'm wrong and I missed something. On Jan 21, 9:25 am, Shawn Milochik <sh...@milochik.com> wrote: > 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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