On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 5:20 PM, Richard Dahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> You are having trouble because the form does not contain a Manager
> object, it contains the primary key of a related Manager object.
>
>
Actually, form.cleaned_data['manager'] will be a Manager object. That's
what cleaning does -- transforms the POSTed primary key value into the
associated model object.
Which means that:
message = form.cleaned_data['manager'].email
send_mail(
'Software Request', message,
sender, ['[EMAIL PROTECTED]']
)
should work. (Assuming what you want to send is a message consisting of the
manager's email address, which seems a little confusing. Or is this really
what you mean to put in place of the hardcoded 'mitchell....' for the
destination address?)
Karen
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