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I'm new to Django, and have hit a road block. How would you list data in a template that is connected to a model ( Product ), then attach a form (OrderForm) too each item, rendered out as a single view? I'd like to have the product_name, along with the par_amount displayed, and send a POST too order_amount. Can I do it with a listview and run a forloop in the template? If so how would you make one submit button process all froms? Again i'm new, Thank you in advance.



model.py



class Product(models.Model):

product_name = models.CharField(max_length=100)

par_amount = models.IntegerField()

def __str__(self):

return self.product_name



class Order(models.Model):

product_name = models.ForeignKey('Product', on_delete=models.CASCADE)

order_amount = models.IntegerField()


forms.py



class OrderForm(ModelForm):

class Meta:

model = Order

fields = ['product_name',

'order_amount',

]


views.py



class OrderFormView(FormView):

form_class = OrderForm

template_name = 'items/order_form.html'


def from_valid(self,form):

return super().form_valid(form)









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    I'm new to Django, and have hit a road block. How would you list data in a template that is connected to a model ( Product ), then attach a form (OrderForm) too each item, rendered out as a single view? I'd like to have the product_name, along with the par_amount displayed, and send a POST too order_amount. Can I do it with a listview and run a forloop in the template? If so how would you make one submit button process all froms? Again i'm new, Thank you in advance.



    model.py



    class Product(models.Model):

    product_name = models.CharField(max_length=100)

    par_amount = models.IntegerField()

    def __str__(self):

    return self.product_name



    class Order(models.Model):

    product_name = models.ForeignKey('Product', on_delete=models.CASCADE)

    order_amount = models.IntegerField()


    forms.py



    class OrderForm(ModelForm):

    class Meta:

    model = Order

    fields = ['product_name',

    'order_amount',

    ]


    views.py



    class OrderFormView(FormView):

    form_class = OrderForm

    template_name = 'items/order_form.html'


    def from_valid(self,form):

    return super().form_valid(form)









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      model.py



      class Product(models.Model):

      product_name = models.CharField(max_length=100)

      par_amount = models.IntegerField()

      def __str__(self):

      return self.product_name



      class Order(models.Model):

      product_name = models.ForeignKey('Product', on_delete=models.CASCADE)

      order_amount = models.IntegerField()


      forms.py



      class OrderForm(ModelForm):

      class Meta:

      model = Order

      fields = ['product_name',

      'order_amount',

      ]


      views.py



      class OrderFormView(FormView):

      form_class = OrderForm

      template_name = 'items/order_form.html'


      def from_valid(self,form):

      return super().form_valid(form)









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      I'm new to Django, and have hit a road block. How would you list data in a template that is connected to a model ( Product ), then attach a form (OrderForm) too each item, rendered out as a single view? I'd like to have the product_name, along with the par_amount displayed, and send a POST too order_amount. Can I do it with a listview and run a forloop in the template? If so how would you make one submit button process all froms? Again i'm new, Thank you in advance.



      model.py



      class Product(models.Model):

      product_name = models.CharField(max_length=100)

      par_amount = models.IntegerField()

      def __str__(self):

      return self.product_name



      class Order(models.Model):

      product_name = models.ForeignKey('Product', on_delete=models.CASCADE)

      order_amount = models.IntegerField()


      forms.py



      class OrderForm(ModelForm):

      class Meta:

      model = Order

      fields = ['product_name',

      'order_amount',

      ]


      views.py



      class OrderFormView(FormView):

      form_class = OrderForm

      template_name = 'items/order_form.html'


      def from_valid(self,form):

      return super().form_valid(form)






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