Thanks Karen - I think that got it. At least it's looking better than
it has been. Apparently the missing field from 'cleaned_data' was
caused by the wonky way I had it set up before.
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On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 2:21 PM, hotani wrote:
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> If I make the clean method for 'county', it works. I guess county
> comes after case_no so both are accessible by that time. Weird, but I
> can deal with it. However, that brings me to the 2nd issue with this
> process: Whatever
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If I make the clean method for 'county', it works. I guess county
comes after case_no so both are accessible by that time. Weird, but I
can deal with it. However, that brings me to the 2nd issue with this
process: Whatever is accessed in the clean method is no longer
accessible for w
I have 2 fields I'm working with in a custom clean method:
- case_no
- county
the clean method is for case_no, so I have this:
--
def clean_case_no(self):
d = self.cleaned_data
form_case_no = d['case_no']
form_county = d['county']
...
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The form fails with KeyError on 'county'. How else
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