Few formsets on one page about django-dynamic-formset HOT 4 CLOSED

From stan.madueke on February 08, 2011 21:08:30

Status: Accepted
Owner: stan.madueke

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From stan.madueke on April 20, 2011 04:37:53

Looking at your example, it appears you forgot to specify a unique formCssClass for each formset. The documentation states:

    Internally, all forms with the same [formCssClass] are assumed to
    belong to the same formset. If you have multiple formsets on a single
    HTML page, you MUST provide unique class names for each formset. If
    you don't provide a value, this defaults to "dynamic-form".

The $(...).selector property is an elegant way to identify which forms belong to a formset (and would eliminate the need for unique formCssClasses). However, there seem to be restrictions on when it can be used reliably, which makes me think perhaps, that being explicit is better.

I'm marking this Invalid, since multiple formsets work fine, so long as each one has a unique formCssClass (as per the documentation). Thanks for taking the time to contribute anyway :)

Status: Invalid

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From stan.madueke on April 20, 2011 22:25:28

This issue was closed by revision r15 .

Status: Fixed

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From stan.madueke on February 24, 2014 14:36:45

This issue was closed by revision 23827c5 .

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