Increible tutorial super claro, deberia tener más me gusta (ya colaboré con uno jeje) Saludos desde Lima, Perú. Incredible tutorial, very clear! It should have more likes (I already contributed with one, hehe). Greetings from Lima, Peru.
@@bugbytes3923 Please, if it is possible for you help me pleaase. How to do if I use forms.ChoiceField not forms.BooleanField. How I fixed cleaned_data = wizard.get_cleaned_data_for_step and condition_dict? I do not want to importunate you. Thank you so much.
Excellent video as usual. Yes please to more form videos. Is it possible to have duplicate forms - lets say you have a list of goals, how would you dynamically add more goals to the wizard process? Would you create a new page for each goal or would you handle that on a single page? Probably a single page come to think of it. How would you handle that BugBytes?
Always enjoyed your content. Kindly do something on the complete ecosystem: Django + HTMX (for AJAX) + HyperScript (for other dynamic aspects) + TailWind
Hello Lyle. Another great tutorial ... what a channel you have created!!! This scenario (form wizards) gives us a way to build clearer UI for the user. However, how would you handle the case that in the first form you enter the main info or header info of an invoice and you wanted that in the second form you would like the customer to add the items or detail of the invoice. Would it be possible to add an inlineformset in the second form?
@@bugbytes3923 Perfect lol. Literally started looking into formtools yesterday to implement product attributes like in django-oscar. Weirdly enough, same thing with htmx and the webcomponent related packages. Thanks for the great content! Learn more in every one of ur vids than hours of looking through SO, docs, source code, and asking gpt3
Great video as always 👍🏼 Now in react please; seems much easier to handle in the backend! If you have to jump through that many hoops to make a simple Wizard in Django, I'd think it's the same effort to do it in React
Thank you! I'll be honest, I'm not sure what multiforms are, really. The idea behind the wizard is to take multiple forms and submit them all in one staged workflow. Are multiforms similar to this?
Thank you for your work and everything you "return to the community". The niche which you found yourself is excellent - especially htmx helped me a lot. I started following you, when you had just over 3k followers. You well deserve the growth of your channel!
Btw. did you think of extending this tutorial with an htmx/modal tutorial? Or is that straight forward and easily implemented? Guess what I am working on right now 😂
Good question. Yes, this is possible, but you'll have to build three different Form subclasses (NOT ModelForms) and then combine the data at the end in the done() method.
@@bugbytes3923 i have been looking for this ...... but what do you mean by building three different Form subclasses (NOT ModelForms) and then combine the data at the end in the done() method
Hello, Great Tutorial ! especially I'm working on register wizard : my question is how to save user object based on all form_list ? I mean how to do something like this: user = form_list.save(commit=False)
Hey mate, here is my question : Can we have a different template for each form in the form Wizards with formtools (django-formtools) ? If yes, please make a tutorial to show us the usage thank you.
in my done method class MultiStepFormView(SessionWizardView): form_list = [ TimeSlotForm, DetailForm] template_name = 'sm_appointment/index.html'
def done(self, form_list, **kwargs): form_data = [form.cleaned_data for form in form_list] print(form_data) return HttpResponseRedirect('form submitted')
If I could upvote x1000, I would. Thank you for your content, it is amazing.
Thanks a lot!
Underated channel, clear and precise instructions. Thank you!
Thanks a lot!
Thanks man, You are perfect. God bless
@@mr.h3758 thanks a lot mate!
I just discovered your channel. Thanks for all those great tutorials you are putting out on here.
Thanks a lot! Glad you're liking them :)
wow you are a wizard by reading my mind.. I was just struggling with this :) thanks a lot for the video
Haha thank you!
It feels like 2023 is going be a fun year with your caviar tutorial mate 🙌🏾. This is a master piece 🧩. Thank for all. Good job !
Thank you mate!
Much appreciated and all the best for 2023.
Increible tutorial super claro, deberia tener más me gusta (ya colaboré con uno jeje) Saludos desde Lima, Perú. Incredible tutorial, very clear! It should have more likes (I already contributed with one, hehe). Greetings from Lima, Peru.
Gracias! And thank you for the like! Would love to visit your country some day. Greetings from Scotland.
rly nice tutorial, very informative nad useful. Thank You. Yes we want more django forms :)
Thanks a lot! Much appreciated!
I love the way you teaching sir. especially the use of documentation in your tutorials. Very clear and understandable
Thanks a lot! Glad you like the videos!
Very practical tutorial always. Thank you very much.
Exactly what I was looking for! Very informative video. Cheers
Thanks a lot!
Perfectly Done, Thank you sir.
Thank you! Much appreciated
Great video as always, would love to see the form preview you mentioned as well.
Thanks a lot Rob! I'll have a look at creating a short video on that one too 👍
This is great, thank you so much!
Thanks for watching!
Very Usefull. Great tutorial.
Thanks a lot!
All of your videos are awesome no doubt
Thanks a lot!
Thanks for this another excellent video. It'll be good to have a more styled form and differents types of forms.
Thanks again.
Thank you very much!
Nice work. Thank you.
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Very nice video, very helpful. Would love to see a follow-up about form preview. Thanks.
Thank you! I did a follow-up on Previews here:
ua-cam.com/video/d5YlrHe0uzw/v-deo.html
Congratulations man ! Very interesting.
Paulo from Brasil.
Thanks a lot Paulo! Greetings from Glasgow.
@@bugbytes3923 Please, if it is possible for you help me pleaase. How to do if I use forms.ChoiceField not forms.BooleanField. How I fixed cleaned_data = wizard.get_cleaned_data_for_step and condition_dict? I do not want to importunate you. Thank you so much.
In fact I have 5 forms.
как всегда лучший! спасибо брат!!!
Useful content as always,
Congrats👍
Thanks a lot!
Excellent video as usual. Yes please to more form videos. Is it possible to have duplicate forms - lets say you have a list of goals, how would you dynamically add more goals to the wizard process? Would you create a new page for each goal or would you handle that on a single page? Probably a single page come to think of it. How would you handle that BugBytes?
Always enjoyed your content. Kindly do something on the complete ecosystem: Django + HTMX (for AJAX) + HyperScript (for other dynamic aspects) + TailWind
Thanks a lot!
That's coming up before summer for sure.
Pure Gold
Thanks a lot!
Nice as always, waiting for full stack app 😁
Thank you!
Hello Lyle. Another great tutorial ... what a channel you have created!!! This scenario (form wizards) gives us a way to build clearer UI for the user. However, how would you handle the case that in the first form you enter the main info or header info of an invoice and you wanted that in the second form you would like the customer to add the items or detail of the invoice. Would it be possible to add an inlineformset in the second form?
Bro how tf you always know exactly what I've been reading about and trying to figure out XD
Haha good timing ;) Thank you.
@@bugbytes3923 Perfect lol. Literally started looking into formtools yesterday to implement product attributes like in django-oscar. Weirdly enough, same thing with htmx and the webcomponent related packages. Thanks for the great content! Learn more in every one of ur vids than hours of looking through SO, docs, source code, and asking gpt3
Thank you sir!
You are welcome!
Great video as always 👍🏼
Now in react please; seems much easier to handle in the backend! If you have to jump through that many hoops to make a simple Wizard in Django, I'd think it's the same effort to do it in React
Thanks! I haven't done anything with React on the channel yet, but I guess it'll happen at some point... 😄
Awesome 🙂
Thank you!
Good video as usual.When is the complete Django,htmx , alpine project due?
Thanks! I hope to start releasing that in the next month, but it'll likely be around April.
@@bugbytes3923 thanks
thanks. its useful.
you're welcome!
thank you!
You're welcome!
Great lesson
Thank you!
Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
This is a great tutorial. Do you think this will work in an application that uses mulitforms?
Thank you! I'll be honest, I'm not sure what multiforms are, really.
The idea behind the wizard is to take multiple forms and submit them all in one staged workflow. Are multiforms similar to this?
nice work. For me, I'd rather stick to htmx than this. After watching your playlist on it, I'm so loving it
Thank you!
Good video ;) worth to add atomic transaction for db operations
Thanks! And that's a very good point! The entire done() method should really be wrapped in a transaction.
Hello! I have difficulty saving when I use the def done(self, form_list): function
Thanks!
You're welcome, cheers!
Thank you for your work and everything you "return to the community". The niche which you found yourself is excellent - especially htmx helped me a lot. I started following you, when you had just over 3k followers. You well deserve the growth of your channel!
Thanks a lot Adriano! Really appreciate that nice comment - glad the channel has helped!
Btw. did you think of extending this tutorial with an htmx/modal tutorial? Or is that straight forward and easily implemented? Guess what I am working on right now 😂
is it possible to present a single model into multi-step forms, say 3 forms for model Employee?
Good question. Yes, this is possible, but you'll have to build three different Form subclasses (NOT ModelForms) and then combine the data at the end in the done() method.
@@bugbytes3923 thanks
@@bugbytes3923 i have been looking for this ...... but what do you mean by building three different Form subclasses (NOT ModelForms) and then combine the data at the end in the done() method
what about using a drop down list within a wizard so that it should be having a different next page based on the option selected on the drop down list
thanks
Thanks!
Hello, Great Tutorial !
especially I'm working on register wizard :
my question is how to save user object based on all form_list ?
I mean how to do something like this: user = form_list.save(commit=False)
does it work with django-widget-tweaks?
Yeah, for sure!
thank you
You're welcome, thanks for the comment!
Hello sir, my form is not getting saved, done method is not working. Please help
What code do you have in your done method?
Hey mate, here is my question : Can we have a different template for each form in the form Wizards with formtools (django-formtools) ? If yes, please make a tutorial to show us the usage thank you.
Hey mate. Yes, for sure - you can have a template for each step in the form wizard. I'll try and create a short demo!
Thank you in advance my dear, I really need it.
Just curious - where's your accent from? I'm thinking Scotland, but I'm not sure if I've heard it before... 🙂
Hi Bruno - yes, Scotland 🙂
Hope the accent is not too difficult to understand!
Not at all! Very clear and interesting accent. Thanks for replying
in my done method class MultiStepFormView(SessionWizardView):
form_list = [ TimeSlotForm, DetailForm]
template_name = 'sm_appointment/index.html'
def done(self, form_list, **kwargs):
form_data = [form.cleaned_data for form in form_list]
print(form_data)
return HttpResponseRedirect('form submitted')
I just discovered your channel. Thanks for all those great tutorials you are putting out on here.
Thanks a lot!
Hello sir, my form is not submitting, done method is not working. Please help