Author
Nick Walter
Released
3/8/2019- Creating form fields
- Using submitted data
- Adding models
- Using the ModelForms class
- Working with widgets
- Accepting files and multiple forms on a page
- Customizing formsets
- Using local validation
- Delivering errors responsibly
- Customizing forms
- Styling with CSS
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
Views
- Django Forms makes collecting and validating data from a user incredibly simple. It has a native form framework that is highly customizable. We'll be creating an online delivery site that focuses on several key features. Model forms, which allow you to automatically create a form from an existing model, and form sets, which allow us to easily multiply a form for efficient data entry. Hi, I'm Nick, and I love Django and mobile programming. Let's begin.
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Introduction
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What you should know1m 5s
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Project walkthrough1m 51s
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1. Getting Started with Forms
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Starting a new project2m 26s
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Making forms from scratch5m 24s
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Form fields5m 22s
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Submitting forms4m 47s
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Django form class5m 15s
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Using submitted data5m 32s
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2. Working with Advanced Form Features
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Adding models5m 59s
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Model forms4m 1s
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Working with widgets5m 37s
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Advanced widgets4m 23s
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Forms and files4m 4s
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Formset views6m 34s
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Editing objects4m 40s
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Input confirmation4m 7s
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3. Customizing and Styling Form Appearance
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Server-based errors5m 10s
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Form rendering3m 49s
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Customizing forms4m 59s
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Spicing up forms with CSS6m 40s
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Homepage styling4m 7s
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Form styling6m 24s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 19s
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