Hi,
> But to clarify it seems like the forms.fileField can be used in a model in
> place of models.filefield, as in the code below.
> class UploadFileForm(forms.Form):
>title = forms.CharField(max_length=50)
>file = forms.FileField()
In your code you are using only forms, no models inv
Ah that makes sense a little, so just for html. But to clarify it seems
like the forms.fileField can be used in a model in place of
models.filefield, as in the code below. I have gotten
models.FileField(uploadTo = /somedir) to work just fine in development. Is
there some advantage to the formsHand
Hi,
well they are different things.
models.FileField is used to define a field of a model (usually to store in a
DB, metadata in this case)
The forms.FileField defines a field in a HTML form which can receive File
uploads and then can be used to do sth on the server.
I think you will get the
Hello,
When creating a working with the models and views to upload files what
is the difference between models.FileField and forms.FileField? Just a
practical usage explanation would be good at this point.
i can't find any comparison of the two but django directions and
examples use one or the ot
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