This is how I went about, to display a Boolean model field in the form as Radio buttons Yes and No.
choices = ( (1,'Yes'),
(0,'No'),
)
class EmailEditForm(forms.ModelForm):
#Display radio buttons instead of checkboxes
to_send_form = forms.ChoiceField(choices=choices,widget=forms.RadioSelect)
class Meta:
model = EmailParticipant
fields = ('to_send_email','to_send_form')
def clean(self):
"""
A workaround as the cleaned_data seems to contain u'1' and u'0'. There may be a better way.
"""
self.cleaned_data['to_send_form'] = int(self.cleaned_data['to_send_form'])
return self.cleaned_data
As you can see in the code above, I need a clean method that converts input string to an integer, which may be unnecessary.
Is there a better and/or djangoic way to do this. If so, how?
And no, using BooleanField seems to cause a lot more problems. Using that seemed obvious to me; but it isn't. Why is it so.
