I\'ve checked out tons of tutorials for django AJAX forms, but each one of them tells you one way of doing it, none of them is simple and I\'m a bit confused since I\'ve nev
On the server side, your django code can process the AJAX post the same way it processes other form submissions. For example,
views.py
def save_note(request, space_name):
"""
Saves the note content and position within the table.
"""
place = get_object_or_404(Space, url=space_name)
note_form = NoteForm(request.POST or None)
if request.method == "POST" and request.is_ajax():
print request.POST
if note_form.is_valid():
note_form.save()
msg="AJAX submission saved"
else:
msg="AJAX post invalid"
else:
msg = "GET petitions are not allowed for this view."
return HttpResponse(msg)
I've assumed your NoteForm is a ModelForm -- which it should be -- so it has a save method. Note that in addition to adding the save()
command, I changed your request.is_ajax
to request.is_ajax()
, which is what you want (if you use request.is_ajax
your code will just check whether the request has a method called is_ajax
, which obviously it does).