All the answers I've seen to this so far have confused me.
I've made a form that gets built dynamically depending on a parameter passed in, and questions stored in the database. This all works fine (note: it's not a ModelForm, just a Form).
Now I'm trying to save the user's responses. How can I iterate over their submitted data so I can save it?
The MultipleChoiceFields are confusing me especially. I'm defining them as:
self.fields['question_' + str(question.id)] = forms.MultipleChoiceField(
label=mark_safe(required_tag +
question.label + "<br/>Choose any of the following answers"),
help_text=question.description,
required=question.required,
choices=choices,
widget=widgets.CheckboxSelectMultiple())
When I select several options, the actual posted data is something like:
question_1=5&question_1=6
Will django automatically realise that these are both options on the same form and let me access an iterable somewhere? I was going to do something like:
for field in self.cleaned_data:
print field # save the user's response somehow
but this doe开发者_Go百科sn't work since this will only return question_1
once, even though there were two submitted values.
Answer: The for loop now works as expected if I loop through self.fields
instead of self.cleaned_data
:
for field in self.fields:
print self.cleaned_data[field]
... this doesn't work ...
Are you sure? Have you tested it? Normally the cleaned_data
value for a MultipleChoiceField is a list of the values chosen on the form.
So yes, it only returns question_1 once, but that returned value itself contains multiple values.
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