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Table of Contents
- Abstract
- Introduction
- Properties, Fields, Forms and Widgets
- The round trip from Datastore to HTML
- Example: Dollar amounts
- Multiple field validation
- Read only Form fields
- Client side validation and rewriting
- Example: A Schedule Field
- Conclusion
- A. Upgrading from Django 0.96 to 1.0 [20-Aug-09]
- B. Using django 1.x with Google App Engine
- C. Using Ubuntu with GAE SDK [28-Aug-09]
- D. Using Mac OS and macports with GAE SDK [25-Feb-11]
- References
The django framework and the Google App Engine (GAE) make it easy to manipulate the GAE datastore properties using standard HTML forms. The builtin datastore properties[ GaeDocTP ] with the default mappings cover a wide range of data types and should be adequate for any simple application. For more complex applications, you will need to extend the framework. This article is going to show you how to do just this. [ 1 ]