Re: raise error for form attribute

[Naveen Yadav]

On Wednesday, 10 May 2017 16:48:00 UTC+5:30, Naveen Yadav wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am working on my first issue 
> . Part of solution seems 
> like 
> 1. checking the concerned fields 
> 2. raising the error if required
>
>
> After going through the source code, I realized there two ways to resolve 
> the issue, first one seems raise error at appropriate place although a few 
> doubts about this
>
> *raise error:*
>
>1. appropriate place to raise error clean() of form class, Will it be 
>fine if i raise error here ?
>
> *non_field_error*
>
> second solution would be add non_field_error for the form.
>
> Any feedback would be helpful
>
> Thanks.
>
>

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Re: raise error for form attribute

[Adam Johnson]

clean() and non_field_error both seem like the wrong place since they
happen after the first rendering of the form. You should be able to raise
it on initialization, no?

On 10 May 2017 at 10:19, Naveen Yadav  wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am working on my first issue
> . Part of solution seems
> like
> 1. checking the concerned fields
> 2. raising the error if required
>
>
> After going through the source code, I realized there two ways to resolve
> the issue, first one seems raise error at appropriate place although a few
> doubts about this
>
> *raise error:*
>
>1. appropriate place to raise error clean() of form class, Will it be
>fine if i raise error here ?
>
> *non_field_error*
>
> second solution would be add non_field_error for the form.
>
> Any feedback would be helpful
>
> Thanks.
>
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raise error for form attribute

[Naveen Yadav]

Hi,

I am working on my first issue . 
Part of solution seems like 
1. checking the concerned fields 
2. raising the error if required


After going through the source code, I realized there two ways to resolve 
the issue, first one seems raise error at appropriate place although a few 
doubts about this

*raise error:*

   1. appropriate place to raise error clean() of form class, Will it be 
   fine if i raise error here ?
   
*non_field_error*

second solution would be add non_field_error for the form.

Any feedback would be helpful

Thanks.

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