So in my Django project, I am using a formwizard for a multi-page form. On one of those pages, I want a form as well as a formset (sadly, this is absolutely necessary). The formwizard can do these things separately but not together, so I found
this ticket () on the django development side, which brought me to the use of a form_container like
this one.
Now for using this container, i have in my forms.py:
"
AddressesFormSet = formset_factory(EmailAddressForm)
class UserFormsContainer(FormContainer):
user = UserDetailForm
addresses = AddressesFormSet
"
In my urls.py:
url(r'^$', views.ContactWizard.as_view([("0", UserFormsContainer),]), name='index'),
Only, when I call this container in the formwizard (which should work), the html output is this:
''<form action="" method="post"><input type="hidden" name="csrfmiddlewaretoken" value="8Xnov8eCwnenDgBiUbstzPXsUDsFeBom">''
''user''
''addresses''
''<table>''
''<input id="id_full_form_view-current_step" name="full_form_view-current_step" type="hidden" value="0"></table>''
''<input type="submit" value="next">''
''</form>''
Instead of the actual forms I expected...
I think the problem might be in the following part of the form container, because it describes the behaviour of the form as I see it (it shows me the labels for the forms in the container).
def get_form_kwargs(self, prefix, **kwargs):
"""Return per-form kwargs for instantiating a specific form
By default, just returns the kwargs provided. prefix is the
label for the form in the container, allowing you to specify
extra (or less) kwargs for each form in the container.
"""
return kwargs
However, I want it to actually show the forms, but since I am not very familliar with the django source-code I don't know how to edit my formcontainer to do this.
Can anyone help me with this issue? Thanks in advance!