I'm completely new to programming (Django), and I'm trying to pre-populate a django_messages form with a snippet of the URL.
For example, for a compose form at www.mywebsite.com/compose_root/Chris88 , I want the "Recipient" field to be pre-populated with "Chris88".
Is there any way to do this? In urls.py, I have:
url(r'^compose_root/(<recipient>[\w.@+-]+)/$', compose, name='messages_compose_to'),
I already tried plugging in recipient as an initial in the "Recipient" form field, but it didn't work, so it might be easier just to pre-populate with an excerpt of the URL.
Help is much appreciated.
Assuming you have a form that looks something like:
class New_form(Form.form):
... FormStuff
recipient = Some Field
Add a view that looks like:
def compose_root(request,recipient):
...# View Stuff
form = New_form(initial={"recipient": recipient})
return render_to_response('form-template.html', {'form':form})
And in your form-template
{{form}}
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