thanks elijah..that worked
how come id="id_user_entry" not enough?
regards
jim
On Oct 26, 11:54 pm, elijah rutschman wrote:
> > > min="0"
> > max="1000"
> > step="2"
> > value="6" id="id_user_entry"/>
>
> Try adding a name="user_entry" attribute to the input.
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> min="0"
> max="1000"
> step="2"
> value="6" id="id_user_entry"/>
Try adding a name="user_entry" attribute to the input.
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hi
thanks for the link.
I tried this,In firefox3.6.11 ,it is rendered as a text field
In chrome it shows a slider.
...
select numerical value using slider:
{{myform.user_entry.errors}}
...
However,I am getting validation error upon processing the form
I put the field as an IntegerField in m
Try the HTML5 . On some current browsers, it'll
just appear as a text field, although you can supplement it with
javascript. Moving forwards, as more browsers support HTML5 forms,
it'll appear as a slider widget. See [1].
[1]http://diveintohtml5.org/forms.html#type-range
On Oct 26, 7:17 am, j
On 10/26/2010 8:50 AM, jimgardener wrote:
> thanks for the replies..
> I am wondering if javascript is the only alternative if I want to use
> such a custom widget.
> If anyone knows about any such python widget please tell me..
> regards
> jim
>
Jim:
The reason you can forget using Python is tha
> thanks for the replies..
> I am wondering if javascript is the only alternative if I want to use
> such a custom widget.
> If anyone knows about any such python widget please tell me..
You might want to dig a bit into website design to understand how
JavaScript-based systems work. That would h
thanks for the replies..
I am wondering if javascript is the only alternative if I want to use
such a custom widget.
If anyone knows about any such python widget please tell me..
regards
jim
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hi,
do this with JavaScript.
2010/10/26 jimgardener
> is it possible to use the sliderlike Scale widget from tkinter in
> django?I am coding a web app where I need to get a numerical value
> entered by the user.I thought ,instead of asking the user to enter a
> value in a textfield ,I would
On 10/26/2010 7:17 AM, jimgardener wrote:
> is it possible to use the sliderlike Scale widget from tkinter in
> django?I am coding a web app where I need to get a numerical value
> entered by the user.I thought ,instead of asking the user to enter a
> value in a textfield ,I would provide a slider
is it possible to use the sliderlike Scale widget from tkinter in
django?I am coding a web app where I need to get a numerical value
entered by the user.I thought ,instead of asking the user to enter a
value in a textfield ,I would provide a slider which he can move
between the minimum and maximum
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