Hey,
On Mar 25, 6:04 am, Ivan Sagalaev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't like #1 because there's no point to keep deprecated code in
> Django where we can fix it. And #3 is indeed broken because there is
> much code in the wild that uses request.FILES directly. It's a public
> API after all.
I thought this would be confused. Currently when you want to upload
something to a form, you would do something along the lines of::
f = SomeForm(request.POST, request.FILES)
This actually invokes two separate interfaces: the objects inside
request.FILES, and the way the form deals with it. Currently, the form
assumes request.FILES contains dictionaries, and so (like the
documentation) you can feed it dictionaries of data and it will work.
How the form treats this data is the specific interface I'm talking
about, not what request.FILES contains.
Anyway, I'll modify the patch to do #2 anyway. Thanks for the input.
-Mike
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