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454 Pointsno form field is coming Please Help me in solving I'm using Django 1.10
no form field is coming, I'm combining two generic classes in a single view,
code of View class TeamDetailView(DetailView, UpdateView): fields = ("name", "practice_location", "coach") model = models.Team template_name = "teams/team_detail.html"
5 Answers
Bryson Gilreath
5,947 PointsI had this same problem and it seems to have been fixed by putting the fields
assignment after the model
assignment. So the view looks like this:
class TeamDetailView(DetailView, UpdateView):
model = models.Team
fields = ("name", "practice_location", "coach")
template_name = "teams/team_detail.html"
Vitaly Myshlaev
5,883 PointsI have the same problem. After digging into StackOverFlow it looks like a bad idea to mix CBV
Asma Al-Marrikhi
45,525 Pointsif the coach team is same the user login on the admin. The fields will show up, because we added the form in the if block.
Erika Suzuki
20,299 PointsWhen in doubt, just use FBV.
Jorge Pereira
1,469 PointsIn this challenge ...
"I want to be able to search for articles with a certain term in their body. In the ArticleSearch view, override the get_queryset method and return any Articles where the body contains self.kwargs["term"]. Make sure it's a case-insensitive search. Oh, and the term could be blank, so handle that case, too, and return zero records."
My answer:
class ArticleSearch(generic.ListView): model = models.Article
def get_queryset(self):
if not self.kwargs["term"]:
return self.model.objects.none()
else
return self.model.objects.filter(body__icontains=self.kwargs["term"])
I can not get through the task. What is wrong with my code?