On Sat, 2008-02-23 at 21:21 -0800, Zack wrote:
[...]
> Why doesn't
> >>> f = TestPersonForm()
> >>> f.as_p()
> have labels generated for all the CharFields as defined
in
> PersonField?
Because that's not how MultiWidget works.
You can see from the code that the labels on widgets are
created by the
Form._html_output() method, not by the widget rendering
methods (which
makes sense, as often the label side of things is changed).
You can also
see that MultiWidget's rendering method just calls the
rendering method
on each of its sub-widgets.
If you want your sub-fields to render with labels and
everything, make
them separate fields and then use the form's clean() method
to combine
their individual values back into a single value (since
Form.clean() is
designed for normalising values that come from multiple
fields).
Regards,
Malcolm
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