Hi, Manu,
Thanks for writing. I tried what you suggested, and the forms were
displayed exactly as I wanted.
However, when I tried to submit the form, it triggered validation errors
for all the fields that were
left blank.
So, the behavior is not quite what I want.
I'm guessing that setting the in
Hello,
I would say that the behavior you have is normal. Quoting the doc
"Using initial data with a formset:
Initial data is what drives the main usability of a formset. As shown
above you can define the number of extra forms. What this means is
that you are telling the formset how many additiona
i use in my form
form = MatchForm(instance=match, initial={'startDate':'%s-%s-%s'%
(y,mo,d),'startTime':'%s:%s:%s'%(h,mi,s)})
but ur initial value is a list, initial=[bla bla]
instead of this use dict {}
On Dec 5, 11:35 pm, Liam wrote:
> Haven't been able to get this to work, and no one has res
Haven't been able to get this to work, and no one has responded with
advice or a workaround.
Can anyone confirm that this is a bug, or tell me what I'm doing
wrong?
On Dec 3, 5:28 pm, Info Cascade wrote:
> Hi --
>
> I am trying to set some reasonable defaults asinitialfieldvaluesin a
> formset.
Hi --
I am trying to set some reasonable defaults as initial field values in a
formset. Here is what I'm doing
section_form_initial = {
'audio_publisher':default_publisher,
'audio_license':default_license,
'text_format':default_text_format
}
If I
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