Christian González
Christian González
Ok - isn't that a bit overkill, using a whole template language with loops etc, for just having a few variables? It could be done by just replacing `${.*}` with...
Ok, FULL ACK. Seems really comprehensible.
It is possible at least a bit, by defining a default_widget: ```python amount = MoneyField( currency_widget=Select(choices=[("EUR", _("Euro"))], attrs={"disabled": True}), ) ``` But you have to to this fo each field...
> @nerdoc Maybe a project-wide `DJMONEY_CURRENCY_WIDGET` setting could be interesting. It could be a string with a dotted path of a custom class that should always be used. Yes, that...
The select tag in HTML doesn't have a readonly attribute... And HidenInput widged **is** used if the `disabled` flag is set within Django forms. And a per-project HiddenInput setting is...
What I have to admit, that this: works, at least of skipping the cursor: ```python amount = MoneyField( currency_widget=Select(choices=[("EUR", _("Euro"))], attrs={"disabled": True}), ) ``` It's just that * the form...
Oh, as nearly always, found a solution in Layer 8. the asgi.py file is completely ignored if you use Django's builtin development server. You have to install e.g. Daphne and...
The feature I am missing most is "HTMX style": originating GET/POST requests from arbitrary tags. Turbo is great, but UI can't do things that are possible with HTMX. (HTMX itself...
Hm. I am just dealing with 8869-1 encoding in my files. But yes, there is the specification for all in the header. But one thing I don't understand, and I...
It is definitely part of what I want to cope with, because I need to deal with that kind of files... But I'm afraid this is EDIFACT. It's a file...