Scratch that. I ended up doing it the other way. I went back and
reviewed and it seemed less ugly now than it did at midnight last
night. Funny, that. Thanks for the advice.
On Apr 10, 10:45 am, Laereom wrote:
> Honestly, I really don't like that method, mostly due to ugliness.
> I'm looking
Honestly, I really don't like that method, mostly due to ugliness.
I'm looking for a solution specifically to instantiating a form
created via a class factory, unless that is some sort of Herculean
task.
On Apr 10, 10:13 am, Daniel Roseman wrote:
> On Apr 10, 4:40 pm, Laereom wrote:
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On Apr 10, 4:40 pm, Laereom wrote:
> As the title suggests, I'm creating a dynamic form via a class
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> Here is what I'm doing inside the class factory itself (as far as
> actually making the class goes):
> class _QuestionAnswerForm(forms.Form):
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As the title suggests, I'm creating a dynamic form via a class
factory.
Here is what I'm doing inside the class factory itself (as far as
actually making the class goes):
class _QuestionAnswerForm(forms.Form):
response =
forms.IntegerField(widget=RadioSelect
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