Write a wrapper function and make it even shorter (ok, go ahead and call it
syntax sugar):
def css(field, **kwargs):
field.attrs.update(**kwargs)
use as:
css(self.fields['release_date'], div_css="test")
DISCLAIMER: not tested on a real Field, but I tested it on a simple class in
a python shell and it seemed to work
I'll leave it as homework for you to make this a class method and make the
syntax even shorter. Maybe even propose a patch!
Cheers,
André Terra / airstrike
On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 2:47 PM, Shawn Milochik <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> Following this as a sample (from the docs you linked to):
> widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={**'class':'special'}))
>
> You'd do this:
> widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={**'div_css':'test'}))
>
> Or, to not clobber other things set in the form, you could do it in the
> __init__:
>
> #working example I just did in one of my projects to prove it works
> self.fields['release_date'].**widget.attrs["div_css"] = 'test'
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