every time someone wants
to edit something
On 12 Feb., 17:43, "Honza Král" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 2/12/07, Scott Paul Robertson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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sweet - thats a good start
On 12 Feb., 17:21, "Gary Wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Feb 12, 9:01 am, "RonnyPfannschmidt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > in some case the only way to do it right is a replacement (like using
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The actual method of creating Model related forms is a set of
functions returning form classes
thats nice to use, but not very nice to extend
Im proposing a Base class wich allows to pass models/instances to
generate forms, or inherit to extend the forms
default usage would be ModelForm(model=
adding a profile doesnt fix all problems
in some case the only way to do it right is a replacement (like using
a mail as username)
some might argue you could use profiles to do this stuff, but
that would encourage messy code, denormalized data models and not
really good practices to make it work
The build-in User model is nice in many Cases, but sometimes it just
is a bad limit for Development cause of its limits, but just droping
it would cause the loss of all auth features, and doesnt play well
with 3rd Party apps
Examples are :
* Email as Username
* _long_ Usernames
* special Characte
The build-in User model is nice in many Cases, but sometimes it just
is a bad limit for Development cause of its limits, but just droping
it would cause the loss of all auth features, and doesnt play well
with 3rd Party apps
Examples are :
* Email as Username
* _long_ Usernames
* special Characte
Right now there is no Support for relating Data like Permissions,
Posts, Comments, Wikipages and others to Unregistred Users
The usual Solutions are nullable Relations, but
* they break select_related
An selfmade special User, but
* checking if its the anonymous User is Complicated
My Proposal
Hi, i just took a look at newforms, and the Lack of Function/Method
based Validators makes my work harder.
I'd like to see an Interface where i could define any Number of
Form-methods beginning with "clean_fieldname_" to define multiple
custom Validators for some Fields, as well as more than one
