Rendering required and error classes with Django Form Fields, in a custom template -

I must present the required and error attributes as part of the markup spit by field in the template. I know that this form can be done using .as_p, etc. When the layout is automatically generated.

I have complex 2 column layouts for the form. Is it possible to include required_css_class = 'required' , which is used for formatting html for different fields Is part of the square?

I need to do this because I want to do jquery drives verification with HTML generated without doing too much extra work.

thanks

forms> in the desired css_class .BoundField.css_classes and forms.BaseForm._html_output appears to be in use only for as_p , as_table , And such.

This is not a part of regular widget rendering.

You can use the same css_classes method to return the classes of your elements, so I think the easiest solution is to & lt; Input & gt; with one element and that class {{field.css_classes}} , and modify your verification selector.

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Alternatively, there is a way to hack an error class in errated areas:

  def __init __ (auto, * args, ** kwargs ): For super.errors in the super (form, self) .__ init __ (* args, ** kwargs) area: if not field == '__all__': # sign for errors can be __all__ for non field errors is. Self. Field [field] Visit. Editors ['Class'] = \ Selffield [Field]. Widet.ATR To use the required code ("class", "") + 'error'   
  needed_css_class , you can use the  bound field query_class  method , Which is made on the demand of the bound form since the base form  __getitem __  and  __ iter __ . The above method is easy.