On Tue, 2009-01-27 at 06:53 -0800, chewynougat wrote:
> After having a closer look in django, it seems that the
> RadioFieldRenderer that renders the radio buttons, renders the entire
> set as a single string, therefore it is not possible to split these
> fields in the template (using django) -
After having a closer look in django, it seems that the
RadioFieldRenderer that renders the radio buttons, renders the entire
set as a single string, therefore it is not possible to split these
fields in the template (using django) - if anyone else is interested!
Thanks anyway.
On Jan 27, 2:19
After having a closer look in django, it seems that the
RadioFieldRenderer that renders the radio buttons, renders the entire
set as a single string, therefore it is not possible to split these
fields in the template (using django) - if anyone else is interested!
Thanks anyway.
On Jan 27, 2:19
After having a closer look in django, it seems that the
RadioFieldRenderer that renders the radio buttons, renders the entire
set as a single string, therefore it is not possible to split these
fields in the template (using django) - if anyone else is interested!
Thanks anyway.
On Jan 27, 2:19
I am using a NullBooleanField called bequeath in a form wizard with a
RadioSelect widget with two choices. I would like to place the two
radio buttons in a customised layout in the template but do not know
how.
Currently, I can only layout the buttons next to each other by
writing:
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