django-formhelper 0.2

form_field

Render out a single form field. Uses the template formhelper/includes/field.html. Example usage:

{% form_field contact_form first_name %}

If your form is in your view’s context as the variable “form”, you can omit the first argument:

{% form_field first_name %}

Otherwise, you can use the “with” templatetag:

{% with my_form as form %}
...
{% form_field first_name %}
...
{% endwith %}

form_row

Like form_field, but renders out multiple fields. Uses the template formhelper/includes/form_row.html. Example usage:

{% form_row first_name middle_name last_name %}

error_list

Render out the form error list as an unordered list. Uses the template formhelper/includes/error_list.html Example usage:

{% error_list %}

You may also render out only non-field errors or only field-specific errors:

{% error_list non_field %}
... or ...
{% error_list field %}

class_names

Renders a list of useful class names for a field that includes the field name, the widget type, whether or not the field is requried, and whether or not the field has an error.

For example, if your field was a textinput named “first_name” and it was required:

<div class="{% field|class_names %}">

would result in:

<div class="first_name text-input required">

if the field has an error:

<div class="first_name text-input required error">