Examples repository for newforms.
A basic form with as many of the default newforms fields and widgets as possible, showing a range of the options supported by the fields.
This example also demonstrates:
- overriding the default render()method
- implementing custom rendering using BoundFields and JSX.
This example shows how you could write a custom, reusable layout for laying out form fields in grids based on a specification like this:
GridLayout({
  layout: [
    [ 'name'      ]
  , [ 'theme'     ]
  , [ 'startDate' , 'releaseDate' ]
  , [ 'state'     , 'resources'   ]
  , [ 'project'   ]
  , [ 'estimate'  ]
  , [ 'notes'     ]
  ]
, fillerCssClass: 'empty'
, topErrorCssClass: 'top-errors'
})This is backed up with a base FormLayout object and a new base LayoutForm which uses it - these could serve as the basis for any kind of reusable custom layout you like with BoundFields and JSX.
It also has examples of:
- using a form's constructor to implement dynamic choices.
- full-form cleaning by implementing a clean()method.
- a standard pattern for using a newforms Fornwithin a React component, holding the form as state.
An example of implementing a custom layout using Bootstrap and using some React state to dynamically control which fields are displayed.
It also has examples of:
- extending a RadioFieldRendererto customise its output.
- implementing a clean<FieldName>()function for per-field validation logic.
An example of implementing (multiple) forms with "Add Another" functionality simply by incrementing a FormSet's extra property.
This example also shows:
- using prefixto have multiple instances of the same FormSet on a page without id/name conflicts.
- validating and getting cleanedData out of multiple FormSets.
- reusing a component for common contact fields.
- implementing a Bootstrap 3 form layout using a form.boundFieldsObj()and a custom field rendering function.
Uses the same Form on the client and server for pre-rendering and progressive enhancement.
Also reuses the same Form for API validation.
Uses a FormSet to implement a list of forms which can be added to and deleted
from.
Uses BoundField and Form methods to highlight when fields become required or
their valid/invalid status changes.