I have a scenario which I'm trying to plan to start coding and I'm thinking to use django wizard.
My plan is to build a django wizard with two steps, the first simple but the second a bit more complicated. The second step will contain a form that will reshape based on value selected from the first step, which I can see myself doing. I already explored all the existing functionality and I think it can be done easily.
The challenge I'm facing though, is that in the second step itself. I have a form and a formset, the formset is one to many to form (Article -> Images) so when reaching the second step the user will be able to upload one or more images to the same article.
I tried to search everywhere on google mailing lists and stackoverflow for passing a formset to the django wizard class but it seems like you can not pass two forms in the same step.
NewItemWizard.as_view([
('category', CategorySelectionForm),
('article', ArticleForm)
])
as seen, in the example code above, I would like to be able to pass both ArticleForm and ImageFormset to the second step. Is there a way to do this out of the box?
Based on what I'm reading, I believe using a function like get_context_data could help, but it will be very hacky.
def get_context_data(self, form, **kwargs):
context = super(NewItemWizard, self).get_context_data(form=form, **kwargs)
if self.steps.current == 'article':
context.update({
'image_formset': ImageFormset()
})
return context
Anyone can advise for a better approach?
Cheers,
