Hi Folks,
While implementing a form with edit inline like functionality, I've
hit a wall. In order to tell apart each inline model, I am using the
"prefix" parameter to instantiate the form. It works, but if it's a
bound form (whether from instance or getting values from a dict), if I
pass it a prefix, the rendered form shows empty values. This is easy
to test:
def test_prefix(request):
f = forms.form_for_instance(request.user)(prefix="user_1")
return render_to_response("test.html", {"f":f})
but if I omit the prefix such as in
f = forms.form_for_instance(request.user)()
the form renders correctly. (the html inputs show the right value)
Is there a catch here? I am sure this works, since the newforms-admin
must be using prefix to avoid name clashes when retrieving data from
the form.
Thanks,
Arthur
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