Thanks Benedict.
I just figured out a way to do what I wanted, and I thought I'd update
this thread for completion.
If you pass a dict to the form wrapper with the form field results,
the FormWrapper will parse the results in as default values ...
new_data = {
dbee schreef:
> I'm trying to output an account form, with the user's values already
> in place. So that if they wish to change any value, they can just
> change the
> I'm using .95 with oldforms, and I can't seem to find anyway of
> outputting a default value with my form. That's a serious
I'm trying to output an account form, with the user's values already
in place. So that if they wish to change any value, they can just
change the http://groups.google.com/group/django-users?hl=en
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