if you have used django forms and have inherited them using any Model which actually refer to table in database. on posting you could easly parse form like:
frm = CharacterForm(request.POST)
where CharacterForm is your Form which might inherit fields from Character Model. and Now you could Save this new Record using simple frm.save()
How about Update:
Some time you need to update record. to do this you will be required to bound that record to Model instance to do this update above form parsing line to:
frm = CharacterForm(request.POST, instance = Character.objects.get(pk = idofrecordtoupdate))
then simple use
frm.save()
this will update existing record instead of inserting new record.
Best of luck.
frm = CharacterForm(request.POST)
where CharacterForm is your Form which might inherit fields from Character Model. and Now you could Save this new Record using simple frm.save()
How about Update:
Some time you need to update record. to do this you will be required to bound that record to Model instance to do this update above form parsing line to:
frm = CharacterForm(request.POST, instance = Character.objects.get(pk = idofrecordtoupdate))
then simple use
frm.save()
this will update existing record instead of inserting new record.
Best of luck.
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