A Python style question

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A Python style question

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Last edited Apr 27, 2011

Created on Apr 27, 2011

This example shows a Django survey form built with the MultipleChoiceAnswerForm ModelForm and a custom MyRadioRenderer for answer widgets. The survey view processes POST requests by iterating over Section and MultipleChoiceQuestion objects, validating each form with a "Q{question.id}" prefix, and saving valid answers to the MultipleChoiceAnswer model with the respondent. Unfinished surveys render a survey.html template with section and question data, while completed surveys redirect to a message.html template. The code uses Django’s HiddenInput, RadioSelect, RequestContext, and render_to_response APIs.

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