It's always a hazzard to simplify the code because you can make errors
simplifying, causing folks to spend time trying to figure out the wrong
stuff. If the code is big it may be appropriate to excerpt, but other than
sanitizing out sensitive information, it's best not to edit the stuff you
do pas
@Bill
Thanks. I just stumbled across that widget. I know models.Model
weren't there, I was trying to simplify thinking we'd all know they
were there. I guess, never assume ;)
Looks like I don't even have to worry about that check_test field
after all. Using initial worked perfectly.
def get_
On Aug 6, 7:13 pm, lingrlongr wrote:
> Having difficulty getting the check_test to work. Can't find any
> examples out there that help. I'll probably have to give a little
> background. I simplified where able to...
>
> class Cat:
> name = CharField
>
> class Category:
> name = ForeignKey(C
There is a CheckBoxSelectMultiple widget in django.forms, suitable
for use with a forms.ModelMultipeChoiceField, and probably with
other stuff.Doesn't it do what you need? Or are you just reinventing
the wheel.
And, of course, your code as shown doesn't work because Cat and
Category are not b
Forgo the most important part. I want to be prompted with a
checkboxes that show which categories are selected, as well as the
ones that aren't.
On Aug 6, 2:13 pm, lingrlongr wrote:
> Having difficulty getting the check_test to work. Can't find any
> examples out there that help. I'll probably
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