django-templates

I have a form with checkboxes that works fine, but when the user submits the form with errors and my checkbox is checked I need to change div class which holds the checkbox. So I was experimenting with {{ form.mycheckbox.data }} in the template and it says False on page load. Now when user is click on a checkbox and the form has errors, it says on . So I tried: {{ if form.mycheckbox.data == True }} doesn't work {{ if form.mycheckbox.data != False }} doesn't work {{ if form.mycheckbox.data == 'on' }} doesn't work {{ if form.mycheckbox.data == on }} doesn't work Use {% if form.mycheckbox.value %

I have a template: ... <form action="/reportform/" method="post"> <p><label>Aircraft system:</label> <br>{{ Querry.system }} ... it looks like this How can I set a Size option for this box? for example, 10. Use the attrs attribute to define the size. class MyForm(forms.Form): system = forms.ChoiceField(choices=SYSTEM_CHOICES, widget=forms.SelectMultiple(attrs={'size':'40'})) Sometimes, it is useful to override the widget in the forms init method. class MyForm(forms.Form): <snip> def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): super(MyForm, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs) self.fields['system'].widget =

(tl;dr at the bottom) Let me try to explain what I'm trying to accomplish: I have a two dimensional array, and I would like to display its contents a certain way. I want "rows", and each row can display no more than three "objects", for lack of a better word. So I want to iterate over the array and create my HTML in the process. My idea is this: every "first of three" elements in the array should open up the "row". Every "third of three" elements should close the "row". However, if the last element in the [inner] array does not happen to be the "third of three", it should still close the row.

Suppose I have the following template: <div id="openid_input_area"> {{ form.openid_identifier }} <input name="bsignin" type="submit" value="{% trans "Sign in" %}"> </div> How can I add a css class to form.openid_identifier? As I am adhering to the SOC principles and I expect designers to improve the templates I do NOT want to do this on the form model but on the template itself. I couldn't find anything on this on the docs. Is there a way to do this on the template? I've managed to code a simple solution to my problem: I wrote a custom template tag : from django import template register =

I have the following folder structure for the templates on my django app: templates/ app/ model1/ model1_form.html model2/ model2_form.html Suppose I'm using model1 and a generic ListView, right now it only searches at templates/app/model1_form.html. Is there anyway I can tell django he should also search the app/ subfolders? I don't want to have to set the template name and path manually ( template_name="templates/app/model1/model1_form.html" ). At settings.py I have: import os.path BASE_PATH = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(__file__)) TEMPLATE_DIRS = ( BASE_PATH+'/templates/', ) This is my

I am getting the following error when trying to loop over a variable in my Django templates. The variable in question is the related object of the model specified in my DetailView subclass: TypeError at /en/applicants/50771459778/ 'Householdmember' object is not iterable Here is my models.py file: class Applicant(models.Model): user = models.ForeignKey(User, editable=False) bank_card_number = models.CharField(_('Bank card number'),max_length=50, unique=True) site_of_interview = models.IntegerField(_('Site of interview'), choices = SITE_CHOICES, default=TIRANA, blank=False) housenumber = models