I have a reusable search form and want to display a different form
header based on where/how the search is called from (I get this from
the url). In the search template I'd like to test a variable to
determine which header to display. I need to somehow pass variable
from the view the template - something like this:
form = SearchForm({'Retired' :'Retired Staff''})
then in the search template check the Retired variable :
<p/>
{% if Retired %}
<h3> Search Retired Staff List.</h3>
{% endif %}
</p>
The generic search form class is"
class SearchForm(forms.Form):
# Create a Search Form - set form header to value passed by
caller
query = forms.CharField(
label=u'Search by Employee ID ',
widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'size': 32})
)
The catch here is that the variable is not a field on the form. So how
can Ito pass context info at form creation time? Is this possible?
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