Hi,
I have run into a problem that doesn't seem to have a trivial
solution in Django: I would like to have a form field that contains
parts of the html output so that it is not rendered directly by
Widget.render(), but in the template itself.
On a more concrete basis, let there be a forms.Form with a
MultipleChoiceField form field whose widget produces a collection of
checkboxes. I could simply override the CheckboxSelectMultiple's
render() function in order to group them in various ways, but I am
aiming for a more flexible approach. Suppose that I have already
overridden the render() function so that it produces a dictionary
containing the html code for each checkbox separately. What I would
like to have in the template is:
{{ form.tueren.A}}
{{ form.tueren.B }},
etc.
Now, adding attributes/methods to the MultipleChoiceField instance is
easy, but since what the template sees is a BoundField() instance, I
have no way to access my additional attributes. Did anybody encounter
this problem already and how can it be solved in an elegant way?
Best regards,
Venelin Petkov
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