def new_contact(request):
'''
Adds or modifies a contact.
Makes a User object (and a UserProfile and ContactInfo) for them.
'''
#We're going to have two lists of forms; one for the three objects, and one for phone numbers.
contact_forms = []
phone_forms = []
blank_phone_form = PhoneNumberForm(prefix="phone_new")
if request.POST: #Are we posting new information?
#First let's figure out if we are dealing with an existing user or adding a new one.
try:
referenced_user = User.objects.get(id=request.POST['user_id'])
except MultiValueDictKeyError:
referenced_user = False #We didn't get a user passed in via POST.
user_form = UserContactForm(request.POST, prefix="user")
contact_form = UserContactInfoForm(request.POST, prefix="contact")
profile_form = UserProfileForm(request.POST, prefix="profile")
#Now we need to traverse the dict to pick out the phone forms.
#They may come in three types:
#phone_n, where n is the id of a PhoneNumber object - these are existing PhoneNumber objects
#phone_new - these are phone number objects added with the "add phone" button
#phone_get - this is the phone number passed into the form originally (used if you click "new contact" from a PhoneCall Task page.)
populated_phone_forms = []
for item, value in request.POST.items():
#Take note: item will be something like phone_new-number-2
if item.split('_')[0] == "phone":
#Look for phone items, but only branch off once per phone (ie, only on the "number," not the "type")
if item.split('_')[1].split('-')[1] == "number":
try:
entry = item.split('_')[1].split('-')[2] #Which entry is this? There might be more than one number.
type_string = str(item.split('-')[0]) + "-type-" + entry
except IndexError: #This is not a numbered entry.
type_string = str(item.split('-')[0]) + "-type"
type = request.POST[type_string]
number = value
if not(not number and not type): #We only want cases where both number and type are not blank. If either is filled in, we'll proceed.
case_indicator = item.split('_')[1].split('-')[0] #This will be either n, "new", or "get" as per above.
if case_indicator == "new" or case_indicator == "get" or 0:
try:
phone_number_object = PhoneNumber.objects.get(number=number)
populated_phone_forms.append(PhoneNumberForm({'number':number, 'type':type}, instance=phone_number_object))
except PhoneNumber.DoesNotExist:
populated_phone_forms.append(PhoneNumberForm({'number':number, 'type':type}))
else: #Assume that it's the n case
phone_number_object = PhoneNumber.objects.get(id=case_indicator)
populated_phone_forms.append(PhoneNumberForm({'number':number, 'type':type}, instance=phone_number_object))
#Send the forms to the handler for processing.
invalid = handle_user_profile_form(user_form, contact_form, profile_form, populated_phone_forms, user = referenced_user) #Returns forms tuple if forms are invalid; False otherwise
if not invalid: #Here we'll do something special if the handling went as we hoped.
'''
SUCCESS!
'''
if 'profile-birthday_month' in request.POST:
profile_form.instance.birth_month = request.POST['profile-birthday_month']
profile_form.instance.birth_day = request.POST['profile-birthday_day']
profile_form.instance.save()
#If wasn't working here. strange. TODO: Change from try block to if. :-)
try: #TODO: Justin and Kieran say: do this with sessions
role = request.GET['role']
if role == 'donor':
#Not good here - I want direct access to the user object by now. REFORM! (People like that reform, pappy)
encrypted_user_id = daily_crypt(user_form.instance.id) #Get the user id, encrypt it.
return redirect('/accounting/record_donation/?donor=' + encrypted_user_id)
except LookupError: #Probably ought to be some different branching here - they don't ALWAYS need to go to watch calls.
#Oh, and BTW, this is SUCCESS.
return redirect(contact_form.instance.get_absolute_url()) #Send them to the contact page.
else: #Not valid - let's tell them so.
contact_forms, phone_forms = invalid
return render(request, 'contact/new_contact.html', locals())
else: #No POST - this is a brand new form.
contact_forms = [UserContactForm(prefix="user"), UserContactInfoForm(prefix="contact"), UserProfileForm(prefix="profile")]
#We want email, first name, and last name to be required for all submissions.
contact_forms[0].fields['email'].required = True
contact_forms[0].fields['first_name'].required = True
contact_forms[0].fields['last_name'].required = True
try: #This might be a "new contact from phone number" request. Let's find out.
phone_forms.append(PhoneNumberForm(initial = {'number': request.GET['phone_number']}, prefix="phone_get")) #Yes it is! Put the phone number in the field.
except MultiValueDictKeyError:
pass #No, it isn't. Move along. Nothing to see here.
#Either we don't have POST (meaning this is a brand new form) or something is invalid.
#In either case, let's set the fields to required and give them the template again.
initial_lookup_form = SimplePartyLookup()
return render(request, 'contact/new_contact.html', locals())
def new_contact(request):
'''
Adds or modifies a contact.
Makes a User object (and a UserProfile and ContactInfo) for them.
'''
#We're going to have two lists of forms; one for the three objects, and one for phone numbers.
contact_forms = []
phone_forms = []
blank_phone_form = PhoneNumberForm(prefix="phone_new")
if request.POST: #Are we posting new information?
#First let's figure out if we are dealing with an existing user or adding a new one.
try:
referenced_user = User.objects.get(id=request.POST['user_id'])
except MultiValueDictKeyError:
referenced_user = False #We didn't get a user passed in via POST.
user_form = UserContactForm(request.POST, prefix="user")
contact_form = UserContactInfoForm(request.POST, prefix="contact")
profile_form = UserProfileForm(request.POST, prefix="profile")
#Now we need to traverse the dict to pick out the phone forms.
#They may come in three types:
#phone_n, where n is the id of a PhoneNumber object - these are existing PhoneNumber objects
#phone_new - these are phone number objects added with the "add phone" button
#phone_get - this is the phone number passed into the form originally (used if you click "new contact" from a PhoneCall Task page.)
populated_phone_forms = []
for item, value in request.POST.items():
#Take note: item will be something like phone_new-number-2
if item.split('_')[0] == "phone":
#Look for phone items, but only branch off once per phone (ie, only on the "number," not the "type")
if item.split('_')[1].split('-')[1] == "number":
try:
entry = item.split('_')[1].split(
'-'
)[2] #Which entry is this? There might be more than one number.
type_string = str(
item.split('-')[0]) + "-type-" + entry
except IndexError: #This is not a numbered entry.
type_string = str(item.split('-')[0]) + "-type"
type = request.POST[type_string]
number = value
if not (
not number and not type
): #We only want cases where both number and type are not blank. If either is filled in, we'll proceed.
case_indicator = item.split('_')[1].split(
'-'
)[0] #This will be either n, "new", or "get" as per above.
if case_indicator == "new" or case_indicator == "get" or 0:
try:
phone_number_object = PhoneNumber.objects.get(
number=number)
populated_phone_forms.append(
PhoneNumberForm(
{
'number': number,
'type': type
},
instance=phone_number_object))
except PhoneNumber.DoesNotExist:
populated_phone_forms.append(
PhoneNumberForm({
'number': number,
'type': type
}))
else: #Assume that it's the n case
phone_number_object = PhoneNumber.objects.get(
id=case_indicator)
populated_phone_forms.append(
PhoneNumberForm(
{
'number': number,
'type': type
},
instance=phone_number_object))
#Send the forms to the handler for processing.
invalid = handle_user_profile_form(
user_form,
contact_form,
profile_form,
populated_phone_forms,
user=referenced_user
) #Returns forms tuple if forms are invalid; False otherwise
if not invalid: #Here we'll do something special if the handling went as we hoped.
'''
SUCCESS!
'''
if 'profile-birthday_month' in request.POST:
profile_form.instance.birth_month = request.POST[
'profile-birthday_month']
profile_form.instance.birth_day = request.POST[
'profile-birthday_day']
profile_form.instance.save()
#If wasn't working here. strange. TODO: Change from try block to if. :-)
try: #TODO: Justin and Kieran say: do this with sessions
role = request.GET['role']
if role == 'donor':
#Not good here - I want direct access to the user object by now. REFORM! (People like that reform, pappy)
encrypted_user_id = daily_crypt(
user_form.instance.id) #Get the user id, encrypt it.
return redirect('/accounting/record_donation/?donor=' +
encrypted_user_id)
except LookupError: #Probably ought to be some different branching here - they don't ALWAYS need to go to watch calls.
#Oh, and BTW, this is SUCCESS.
return redirect(contact_form.instance.get_absolute_url()
) #Send them to the contact page.
else: #Not valid - let's tell them so.
contact_forms, phone_forms = invalid
return render(request, 'contact/new_contact.html', locals())
else: #No POST - this is a brand new form.
contact_forms = [
UserContactForm(prefix="user"),
UserContactInfoForm(prefix="contact"),
UserProfileForm(prefix="profile")
]
#We want email, first name, and last name to be required for all submissions.
contact_forms[0].fields['email'].required = True
contact_forms[0].fields['first_name'].required = True
contact_forms[0].fields['last_name'].required = True
try: #This might be a "new contact from phone number" request. Let's find out.
phone_forms.append(
PhoneNumberForm(
initial={'number': request.GET['phone_number']},
prefix="phone_get")
) #Yes it is! Put the phone number in the field.
except MultiValueDictKeyError:
pass #No, it isn't. Move along. Nothing to see here.
#Either we don't have POST (meaning this is a brand new form) or something is invalid.
#In either case, let's set the fields to required and give them the template again.
initial_lookup_form = SimplePartyLookup()
return render(request, 'contact/new_contact.html', locals())
def __init__(self, field=None, *args, **kwargs):
super(MustBeUniqueField, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
encrypted_field = daily_crypt(field) #Encrypt the list with today's daily salt
self.widget.attrs['class'] = 'mustBeUniqueField'
self.widget.attrs['elephant_data'] = str(encrypted_field)
def __init__(self, field=None, *args, **kwargs):
super(MustBeUniqueField, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
encrypted_field = daily_crypt(
field) #Encrypt the list with today's daily salt
self.widget.attrs['class'] = 'mustBeUniqueField'
self.widget.attrs['elephant_data'] = str(encrypted_field)
