Ya, sorry, I was just getting frustrated because I was taking longer than I
wanted to implement this. The formset is what I ended up with. The tricky
part is still that I want a defined list of options in the formset, so I
can't just make it a model formset. I haven't worked in Django in a while
On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 3:37 AM, Joshua Russo wrote:
> I keep thinking I'm doing something wrong here. From the lack of responses I
> feel like there is no real good way to handle a group of options with
> additional relational data.
Or alternatively, no-one understood what you were trying to do
Ok, so I can retrieve this extra data in the __init__ of the model form, but
it seems like I will need to skip all of the cleaning and automatic
validation of the form; because the data, to be displayed with the
associated checkbox will have to be included with the items field in the
Organizati
My problem is that I have multiple values and I need to associate the list
of extra fields with selected relations for the ManyToMany relation. Below
is a simplified version of what my setup is.
I want to create an edit form for Organization, but I'm struggling with how
best to save (and re-re
You can override the ModelForm.
Add the fields to the ModelForm. Set the initial values by overriding
__init__, and save them by overriding the save() method.
Should be pretty simple.
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Someone tell me where I'm going wrong conceptually here, I feel like I'm
making this too hard.
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I am using the through keyword. I'm just trying to figure out the
most efficient way to create a form field and widget to update the data.
What I'm struggling with is how a ManyToMany field with an intermediate
table containing extra fields fits into the ModelForm saving. I'm just not
sure wher
Have you looked into creating your own connector table for your
ManyToMany using the 'through' keyword?
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.3/topics/db/models/#many-to-many-relationships
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Ok, so I've created a structure of selectable properties, that for the most
part is a straight forward many-to-many relationship. What I've added is a
character field in the relationship table that should conditionally display
based on the setup of the property being selected.
What I wanted to
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