django-fineforms 0.1.1

{% ff_field field [type=field] %}

Template: fineforms/field.html

Render a single field. The wrapper can be optionally overridden by passing a different type. The key has to exist in the FINEFORMS_WRAPPERS dictionary.

The default implementation renders the label, the widget, help text and errors related to the field. It is recommended to also set the error_css_class and required_css_class form attributes; those classes are also added to the output.

The field-plain type can be used if the widget should be rendered alone. A wrapping <span> tag still contains the CSS classes mentioned above.

{% ff_fields form [fields='a,b,c' | exclude='a,b,c'] %}

Template: fineforms/fields.html

Render fields of a form. fields and exclude are comma-separated strings that can be used to only render a selection of fields. The fields parameter takes precedence if both are given.

Hidden fields are rendered separately at the end, all other fields are wrapped using FINEFORMS_WRAPPERS['field'] and rendered as well.

{% ff_errors form1 [form2 ...] %}

Template: fineforms/errors.html

Render form errors at the top. The default implementation renders all non-field errors, and all errors from hidden fields. Falsy parameters (i.e. None) are filtered out for you. If there aren’t any errors at all nothing is rendered.

{% ff_hidden_fields form1 [form2 ...] %}

This template tag is the outlier in that it does not use a template at all. The return value is the concatenated result of rendering all hidden fields of all passed forms. Falsy parameters (i.e. None) are filtered out for you.

Please note that {% ff_fields %} adds hidden fields to the output automatically.