Yes, I am using Django forms. This is a variation of the question I
posted on the checkboxes.
My interim solution is to have a list of objects, set the Selected
value in Python, then put a for/loop in the Django form.
Neal
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For simple input fields, I'm echoing back the data from database to
form like this:
Your Domain (example: JohnDoe.com)
If I don't put the "if" statement there, I get the value "None"
appearing, which is not desireable from a user's perspective. In this
case "session" is the name of database
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