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Moran Abadie
Moran Abadie

Reputation: 39

django required=True not working

I have this very simple form and I want that the only field must not be empty. So in the doc, required=True is the answer :

class AjouterGroupe(forms.Form):
    nom = forms.CharField(required=True, label="", max_length=30, widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'placeholder': 'Nom', 'class':'form-control input-perso'}))

This is some of my view :

Formset = formset_factory(data.form(table, 1), extra=nbajout)
        if request.method == 'POST' and first:

            formset = Formset(request.POST, request.FILES)
            if formset.is_valid():
                nbajout = 0  
                envoi = True

                for form in formset:
                    print(form.is_valid())
                    print(form)
                    form.save()

            form = nbAjout()

        else:
            formset = Formset()

In a particular case, data.form(table, 1)=AjouterGroupe.

But the main issue is that form.is_valid() is True when I validate with an empty field :/

Variable                    Value

csrfmiddlewaretoken     'uw1fFj9toTU3o3Il3lFW0yvt4OS31XUn'

form-INITIAL_FORMS    '0'

form-MAX_NUM_FORMS    '1000'

form-TOTAL_FORMS     '1'

form-MIN_NUM_FORMS    '0'

form-0-nom            ''

Upvotes: 2

Views: 3151

Answers (1)

SaeX
SaeX

Reputation: 18681

This is because Formsets do allow blank values. If nothing is entered, it will be considered as a form that doesn't need to be added.

Try with your form on its own (not part of a formset): there, your required=True will work fine. Also, if you'd try with a model with two fields (both set to required=True) you'll see that an error is thrown if only one field is filled.

You should be able to play around with formset_factory parameters like min_num=<number>, validate_min=True, extra=1 etc. to force the verification.

See also Django formset doesn't validate.

Upvotes: 4

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