Whoops, I think I misstated my use case. A better description:
All the fields are required, but I don't want to return a
forms.ValidationError if the entire form is blank, but I do if it is
partially filled, I simply want to drop it.
Perhaps this is simply bad design. Upon further consideration I
Hi Shawn,
I am referring to forms.ModelForm, I think it might apply to forms as
well, but I can't think of a good use case off the top of my head.
I suppose I might have an uncommon use case. I display a form that has
several optional parts (that have different models) that can be
dynamically add
On Dec 24, 2009, at 2:51 PM, Aristotle Miternan wrote:
> Hello all,
>
>I'm fairly new to Django and I noticed a curious behavior of
> forms. I noticed that there is no simple way to test a form for a form
> not being filled at all. I think it might be a semi-common use case
> that you might
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