def example_email(request):
"""
this view handles :
.serving the form json config based on the django Form (EmailFormExample)
.form result processing (POST)
"""
# set the default form
baseform = EmailFormExample
# add our stuff
ExtJsForm.addto(baseform)
if request.method == 'POST':
# load the form with supplied data
form = baseform(request.POST)
if form.is_valid():
print "FORM SUBMITTED, do your custom processing, like sending the email"
return utils.JsonSuccess()
else:
return utils.JsonError(form.html_errorlist())
else:
# init a blank form
# you can override some default fields values
form = baseform(initial = {'message':'the new message text'})
return utils.JsonResponse(form.as_extjs())
def example_model(request):
"""
this view handles :
.serving the form json config based on the django ModelForm (AbstractModelForm)
.form result processing (POST)
"""
# set the default form
baseform = AbstractModelExampleForm
# add our stuff
ExtJsForm.addto(baseform)
if request.method == 'POST':
# load the form with supplied data
form = baseform(request.POST)
if form.is_valid():
print "FORM SUBMITTED, do your custom processing, like saving the instance"
# here you can bind an instance and update his data (doesnt work with abstract models of course)
# form.instance = baseform._meta.model.objects.get(pk = request.POST['pk'])
# form.save() # save instance with supplied data
return utils.JsonSuccess()
else:
return utils.JsonError(form.html_errorlist())
else:
# init a blank form
# you can preload the form with some model instance
# instance = baseform._meta.model.objects.get(pk = request.GET['pk'])
# or preload the form.inital dict
instance = None
initial = {'offre':'test offre !!'}
form = baseform(instance = instance, initial = initial)
return utils.JsonResponse(form.as_extjs())