Fixed issue 132: user don't need to choose a plot if there's only one… - #156
Fixed issue 132: user don't need to choose a plot if there's only one…#156AhmedBenchekroun wants to merge 2 commits into
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Thank you! Please indent the conditionals with 4 spaces. Am about to test it.
| </div> | ||
| <div class="menu"> | ||
| {% if form.plot.field.queryset.count == 1 %} | ||
| <div class="item" data-value="{{ plot.id }}">{{ form.plot.field.queryset.0.title}}</div> |
| {% for plot in form.plot.field.queryset %} | ||
| <div class="item" data-value="{{ plot.id }}">{{ plot }}</div> | ||
| {% endfor%} | ||
| {%endif%} |
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Please include spaces around endif
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You are so close, however the form isn't submitting (see screenshot). I'm wondering if you also need to pass the data into
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| <div class="item" data-value="{{ plot.id }}">{{ plot }}</div> | ||
| {% endfor%} | ||
| {% if form.plot.field.queryset.count == 1 %} | ||
| <div class="item" data-value="{{ plot.id }}">{{ form.plot.field.queryset.0.title}}</div> |
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Here plot is not set. It's only set in the next part because it's within the for loop, so you need to set the data-value similar to how you're creating the title.
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So we don't forget, we discovered in our search that adding Therefore, we can set the value as the first item in the list under the condition that the list contains multiple items. |
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