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Is there any way to work with Forms in a practical way in Django?
The point is that I am creating a site on my own and as I already knew Python, so I decided to use Django. "Everything" was fine, until I tried to create a form of registration for such site. I’ve seen several tutorials on Youtube and I can’t do the blessed form and when I can, I can’t integrate it into the CSS.
The fact that while doing front of the site I created this form:
<form method="post">
<label class="#">Nome completo:</label>
<input class="#" type="text" name="">
<div class=#></div>
<label class="#">Email:</label>
<input class="#" type="text" name="">
<div style="#"></div>
<label class="#">Senha:</label>
<input class="#" type="password" name="" autocomplete="off">
<div style="#"></div>
<label class="#">Confirmar senha:</label>
<input class="#" type="password" name="" autocomplete="off">
<div style="#"></div>
<label class="#">País:</label>
<input class="#" type="text" name="">
<div style="#"></div>
<label class="#">Cidade:</label>
<input class="#" type="text" name="">
<div style="#"></div>
<label class="#">Data de Nascimento:</label>
<input class=# type="text" name="">
<div style="#"></div>
<input style="#" type="submit" value="Confirmar cadastro" id="cadastrar" name="cadastrar">
</form>
My question is: Is there any way I create a DB with the respective fields and say basically
"Nome completo" == Nome,
"Cidade" == cidade
...
def save(): #Função pra salvar na DB
The model doesn’t exactly do that? And Django has tools to work with forms.
– Woss
Django Forms basically does this
– Leila