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Rendering forms with django-semanticui-forms and confused with how choice fields work
I'm using the module django-semanticui-forms to render my forms in a nice format with SemanticUI. I'm confused about what they're doing with choice fields and how to use it in my own code.
CHOICES_1 = (
(0, "Zero"),
(1, "One"),
(2, "Two"),
(3, "Three"),
(4, "Four"),
(5, "Five"),
)
class Choice(models.Model):
choices_1_1 = models.IntegerField(choices=CHOICES_1)
When I render the form, I'm able to choose between the six options and when I output the choice on a html form like {{user.choices_1_1}}, I get an integer. This makes sense because the model has an IntegerField here. How do I get the value associated with this integer key though? Is there an easy way to print "Zero" instead of 0 without casing on each integer and rendering the string that way?
Lmk if the question is confusing
python html django
asked Jan 1 at 21:01
Angus P.Angus P.
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I'm using the module django-semanticui-forms to render my forms in a nice format with SemanticUI. I'm confused about what they're doing with choice fields and how to use it in my own code.
CHOICES_1 = (
(0, "Zero"),
(1, "One"),
(2, "Two"),
(3, "Three"),
(4, "Four"),
(5, "Five"),
)
class Choice(models.Model):
choices_1_1 = models.IntegerField(choices=CHOICES_1)
When I render the form, I'm able to choose between the six options and when I output the choice on a html form like {{user.choices_1_1}}, I get an integer. This makes sense because the model has an IntegerField here. How do I get the value associated with this integer key though? Is there an easy way to print "Zero" instead of 0 without casing on each integer and rendering the string that way?
Lmk if the question is confusing
python html django
asked Jan 1 at 21:01
Angus P.Angus P.
64
Do you need to do that on html page or in post/pre processing in python?
– vishes_shell
Jan 1 at 21:10
that was sort of my question lol - the result shows up as an integer on the html page but I want it to be a string. I guess I'm confused on how/where to get the second value of the tuples in models.py, if possible
– Angus P.
Jan 1 at 21:13
I mean if you already have an instance, you can use{{ user.get_choices_1_1_display }}
– vishes_shell
Jan 1 at 21:15
add a comment |
I'm using the module django-semanticui-forms to render my forms in a nice format with SemanticUI. I'm confused about what they're doing with choice fields and how to use it in my own code.
CHOICES_1 = (
(0, "Zero"),
(1, "One"),
(2, "Two"),
(3, "Three"),
(4, "Four"),
(5, "Five"),
)
class Choice(models.Model):
choices_1_1 = models.IntegerField(choices=CHOICES_1)
When I render the form, I'm able to choose between the six options and when I output the choice on a html form like {{user.choices_1_1}}, I get an integer. This makes sense because the model has an IntegerField here. How do I get the value associated with this integer key though? Is there an easy way to print "Zero" instead of 0 without casing on each integer and rendering the string that way?
Lmk if the question is confusing
python html django
asked Jan 1 at 21:01
Angus P.Angus P.
64
I'm using the module django-semanticui-forms to render my forms in a nice format with SemanticUI. I'm confused about what they're doing with choice fields and how to use it in my own code.
CHOICES_1 = (
(0, "Zero"),
(1, "One"),
(2, "Two"),
(3, "Three"),
(4, "Four"),
(5, "Five"),
)
class Choice(models.Model):
choices_1_1 = models.IntegerField(choices=CHOICES_1)
When I render the form, I'm able to choose between the six options and when I output the choice on a html form like {{user.choices_1_1}}, I get an integer. This makes sense because the model has an IntegerField here. How do I get the value associated with this integer key though? Is there an easy way to print "Zero" instead of 0 without casing on each integer and rendering the string that way?
Lmk if the question is confusing
python html django
python html django
asked Jan 1 at 21:01
Angus P.Angus P.
64
asked Jan 1 at 21:01
Angus P.Angus P.
64
asked Jan 1 at 21:01
Angus P.Angus P.
64
asked Jan 1 at 21:01
Angus P.Angus P.
64
asked Jan 1 at 21:01
Angus P.Angus P.
64
64
Do you need to do that on html page or in post/pre processing in python?
– vishes_shell
Jan 1 at 21:10
that was sort of my question lol - the result shows up as an integer on the html page but I want it to be a string. I guess I'm confused on how/where to get the second value of the tuples in models.py, if possible
– Angus P.
Jan 1 at 21:13
I mean if you already have an instance, you can use{{ user.get_choices_1_1_display }}
– vishes_shell
Jan 1 at 21:15
add a comment |
Do you need to do that on html page or in post/pre processing in python?
– vishes_shell
Jan 1 at 21:10
that was sort of my question lol - the result shows up as an integer on the html page but I want it to be a string. I guess I'm confused on how/where to get the second value of the tuples in models.py, if possible
– Angus P.
Jan 1 at 21:13
I mean if you already have an instance, you can use{{ user.get_choices_1_1_display }}
– vishes_shell
Jan 1 at 21:15
Do you need to do that on html page or in post/pre processing in python?
– vishes_shell
Jan 1 at 21:10
Do you need to do that on html page or in post/pre processing in python?
– vishes_shell
Jan 1 at 21:10
that was sort of my question lol - the result shows up as an integer on the html page but I want it to be a string. I guess I'm confused on how/where to get the second value of the tuples in models.py, if possible
– Angus P.
Jan 1 at 21:13
that was sort of my question lol - the result shows up as an integer on the html page but I want it to be a string. I guess I'm confused on how/where to get the second value of the tuples in models.py, if possible
– Angus P.
Jan 1 at 21:13
I mean if you already have an instance, you can use
{{ user.get_choices_1_1_display }}– vishes_shell
Jan 1 at 21:15
I mean if you already have an instance, you can use
{{ user.get_choices_1_1_display }}– vishes_shell
Jan 1 at 21:15
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Do you need to do that on html page or in post/pre processing in python?
– vishes_shell
Jan 1 at 21:10
that was sort of my question lol - the result shows up as an integer on the html page but I want it to be a string. I guess I'm confused on how/where to get the second value of the tuples in models.py, if possible
– Angus P.
Jan 1 at 21:13
I mean if you already have an instance, you can use
{{ user.get_choices_1_1_display }}– vishes_shell
Jan 1 at 21:15