I think not using a form in itself is not a problem, it's more a way
of organising your code which would let you add all the user
interaction in forms. And actually, you could still do it even without
a POST method. You have request.GET or request.REQUEST to store the
passed variables.
To get
I have some very simple views that act as forms because there is no
information to fill out. I get all the information from the url and
the request object.
For example, I may have a model like:
class Subscription(models.Model):
user = models.ForeignKey(User)
magazine =
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