I made a simple django form, with a list of choices (in radio buttons):
class MyForm(forms.Form):
choices=forms.ChoiceField( widget=forms.RadioSelect(), choices=[(k,k) for k in ['one','two','three']],label="choose one")
I would like the form to submit automatically when a user selects one of the options. In straightforward HTML I would've done it as
<select name='myselect' onChange="FORM_NAME.submit();">
....
</select>
But I do not know how to integrate this into the form class without writing a template. Specifically, I would need to know FORM_NAME
so I can call FORM_NAME.submit()
in the above snippet.
Can it be done without using a template?
I think you do not need to know the form name. This should work as well:
A quick solution to integrate this into your form would involve adding a attribute to your widget.
Now one could argue if this isn't better separated from your form definition (separating definition, style and behaviour), but that should do it.