Re: define form in yaml file

Hi Leonardo, I was talking about something I want to implement (or looking for a 3rd party implementation), not a standard Django feature. Users would define forms in format they input, which in turn will be used to generate forms displayed in browser for other users. If I allow users to input

Re: define form in yaml file

Hi, Yes, this sounds interesting. Push to github if your project allows this. :) Thank you vineri, 25 ianuarie 2013, 00:57:58 UTC+2, Chris Hinds a scris: > > Hey, > > I've got a project where models, forms and templates are all generated > from a single yaml file. It works well here as the for

Re: define form in yaml file

vineri, 25 ianuarie 2013, 00:57:58 UTC+2, Chris Hinds a scris: > > Hey, > > I've got a project where models, forms and templates are all generated > from a single yaml file. It works well here as the forms are long, with a > fair amount of layout and plenty of formsets. > > I'm doing a refact

Re: define form in yaml file

Also, you might want to take a look at the Django Forms in an API world talk. A large portion of that is about serializing form definitions into JSON, for use by both HTML and non-HTML clients. (eg mobile) The project it talks a

Re: define form in yaml file

Hey, I've got a project where models, forms and templates are all generated from a single yaml file. It works well here as the forms are long, with a fair amount of layout and plenty of formsets. I'm doing a refactor at the moment which should yield some reusable bits. I'd be very happy to

Re: define form in yaml file

Hi, I'm new to Django and here. yaml file is commonly used in Rails framework. Django uses simple python file (settings.py). What security risk? Have you got any example ? 2013/1/24 Adrian Andreias > Hello, > > I need a way to define a django form through a yaml file (or another text > forma

define form in yaml file

Hello, I need a way to define a django form through a yaml file (or another text format). Is there some code that already does this? I'm trying to not reinvent the wheel. I can't use simple python classes, since this would user input and would be a security risk and I need a simpler and limited