Hello Django users,
I have a quick question about new Forms in Django 0.96. I am finding
that the line between my front-end and the middleware is starting to
blur due to the new forms library. I have managed to add css to form
field widgets dynamically through the use of template filters which,
in my optinion ,does not violate the model-view-controller
architecture. However, things become a bit more difficult when I want
a form.CharField object to be rendered dynamically as a <input type
="password"> element. It seems that the only provided place to
accomplish this is in the Field's declaration itself:
password = forms.CharField(label ='Password',
required = True,
max_length =20,
widget =widgets.PasswordInput())
Does anyone have an alternative method for dynamically specifying the
widget of a Form.Field? I do realize this could be done in a similar
fashion to the CSS, but I believe specifying a Django object as a
parameter to a template filter would then violate my front-end.
Kind regards,
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