On 2007-08-29 10:45:07 -0600, Brian Rosner
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> I am using the FormSet class found in newforms-admin for a site since
> it needed functionality that it offers. The form that my users use
> lets them upload up to five files and an associated description. I
> have this defined in its own model and use the following code to get it
> setup:
>
> FlightFileForm = form_for_model(FlightFile, fields=('file',
> 'description'), formfield_callback=flightlink_formfield_callback)
> FlightFileFormSet = formset_for_form(FlightFileForm, num_extra=5)
>
> When it came time for me to commit this data to the database and save
> the file to disk I really had no reference to what forms to call save()
> on. The BaseFormSet class gives me access to the cleaned data of each
> form, but not the actual form. So now I am having to implement logic
> to do this myself. While this isn't a big deal it would be nice if
> FormSets gave me cleaned_forms that I can iterate over and do what I
> need with each form that was used.
>
> Any feedback?
Actually this is better solved using the FormSet support in
django.newforms.models. My bad.
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Brian Rosner
http://www.brosner.com/blog
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