Unless I am missing something, I have to work around using
newforms.FileField because I need to do some specific validation on
the file on upload, and FileField returns UploadedFile, which is not
really a file anymore but the guts of the file and its name. So, I
have the following form/field validation rules in forms.py:
http://dpaste.com/35466/
When I actually try to upload the file, I get "TypeError at /tools/
translit-plus/complete/: 'NoneType' object is unsubscriptable" on
``sourcetext = unicode(form.cleaned_data['sourcetext']['content'],
'utf-8')`` (line 36 in the dpaste link).
What baffles me about this is that the validation rule that does
essentially the same thing in line 19 works -- meaning that if I
upload a .txt file with ANSI encoding, I get the validation error
message from line 23. Why is .cleaned_data['sourcetext']
subscriptable there and not in views.py?
It was actually working fine in views.py for a couple hours and while
doing something unrelated it started producing that errror message.
This makes me think "typo", but I have stared at it for so many hours
that I am starting to go cross-eyed.
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