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@@ -23,8 +23,10 @@
and maybe also
{{ my_dict.key }}
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Now have a look at the Django templates for some of the forms you will already be familiar with from using them as a caver entering data, e.g. Logbook entry editing which uses the Django template logbookform.html... -
Hah, that was a nasty shock wasn't it? OK, most of that stuff is not the stuff which manages the data entry form. Concentrate on just the bits between the <form> ....</form> tags. +
Now have a look at the Django templates for some of the forms you will already be familiar with from using them as a caver entering data, e.g. Logbook entry editing which uses the Django template logbookform.html... +(This is one of those webpages where we do not use a Form object for writing the HTML, only for interpreting the results). + +
Hah, that was a nasty shock wasn't it? OK, most of that stuff is not the stuff which manages the data entry form. Concentrate on just the bits between the <form> ....</form> tags.
It might help you at this point to remind yourself how an ordinary webapge works, without a form. So look at a logbook entry which just displays the data and the corresponding template logbookentry.html.