On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 2:24 PM, bobhaugen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On May 22, 1:08 pm, "Karen Tracey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Of more interest than the html printed for the form would be the code you
> > use to create the form, and the template you use to display the form.
> > Without those it is hard to guess what is going wrong.
>
> Thanks for responding, Karen.
>
> Here's the code that creates the form:
>
> def create_payment_transaction_form(inventory_transaction, pay_all,
> data=None):
> order = 'None'
> if inventory_transaction.order_item:
> order = ':
> '.join([str(inventory_transaction.order_item.order.id),
> inventory_transaction.order_item.order.customer.short_name])
> if pay_all:
> paid = True
> else:
> paid = not not inventory_transaction.payment
> return PaymentTransactionForm(data,
> prefix=inventory_transaction.id, initial={
> 'transaction_id': inventory_transaction.id,
> 'transaction_type': inventory_transaction.transaction_type,
> 'order': order,
> 'product':
> inventory_transaction.inventory_item.product.short_name,
> 'transaction_date': inventory_transaction.transaction_date,
> 'quantity': inventory_transaction.quantity,
> 'amount_due': inventory_transaction.due_to_producer(),
> 'paid': paid,
> })
>
This function may create either a bound or unbound form, depending on
whether data is given a value other than None. An unbound form returns
False for is_valid() yet has no errors. (form.is_bound tells you whether a
form is bound.) So, what is the code that calls this function? Is it
actually passing in something other than None for the data parameter?
Karen
> Here's the relevant section of the template that displays a table full
> of the forms. The section at the end is temporary, to display any
> field error messages (of which there are none).
>
> {% for item_form in item_forms %}
> <tr>
> <td class="read-only-td" > {{ item_form.transaction_type }} </
> td>
> <td class="read-only-td" > {{ item_form.order }} </td>
> <td class="read-only-td" > {{ item_form.product }} </td>
> <td class="read-only-td" > {{ item_form.transaction_date }} </
> td>
> <td class="read-only-td" > {{ item_form.quantity }} </td>
> <td class="read-only-td" > {{ item_form.amount_due }} </td>
> <td> {{ item_form.paid }} </td>
> {{ item_form.transaction_id}}
> </tr>
> {% for field in item_form %}
> <tr>
> <td colspan='6' >
> {{ field.label_tag }}
> {% if field.errors %} {{ field.errors }} {%
> endif %}
> </td>
> </tr>
> {% endfor %}
> {% endfor %}
>
> Does that help with diagnosis? Anything else that would clarify the
> situation?
> >
>
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