Hi Brice,
Interesting thought. I never looked at it from this perspective.
I did some research. There is no way to reflect a file limit a HTML form
(without Javascript).
Furthermore there is no way to prevent people to send a request with more
files, you could only limit the request body size (
Hi Joe,
Just an idea:
Why not just use another keyword argument, like "files_number", "count",
"max_files" (along maybe with a "min_files"), or something like, with a
default of 1 (to match current behaviour with a single file), and an
allowed value of 0 for infinite?
If you allow multiple
Hi Adam!
On Sunday, August 26, 2018 at 4:33:31 PM UTC+2, Adam Johnson wrote:
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> My suggestion would be to add the new keyword argument which enable the
>> new behavior and keep the attr-thing as is.
>> I could add a warning if someone uses the "old" style. It is a bit
>> suggestive though.
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> My suggestion would be to add the new keyword argument which enable the
> new behavior and keep the attr-thing as is.
> I could add a warning if someone uses the "old" style. It is a bit
> suggestive though.
Whilst it's not the normal way of deprecating things in Django, I'm not
against it. W
Hi there!
I do need some feedback on the best public API to implement multi file
support to Django forms.
Context:
Up until now Django forms do not support multi file upload. You will need
to write your own view to handle the files as described here:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.1/topic
