django-taggit-forms
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``django-taggit-forms`` handles form submissions to create a tag by use of the ``django-taggit`` package.
Usage
======
Add ``'taggit_forms'`` to your ``INSTALLED_APPS``.
(Make sure that ``taggit`` and ``django.contrib.contenttypes`` are also included in ``INSTALLED_APPS``.)
In your root ``urls.py``, include ``'taggit_forms.urls'`` with the namespace ``'taggit_forms'``.
.. code:: python
urlpatterns = patterns('',
# your urls
url(r'^taggit_forms/', include('taggit_forms.urls', namespace='taggit_forms')),
)
Then, create your model to be tagged with:
.. code:: python
class MyModel(models.Model):
tags = TaggableManager()
Then, in your templates, render a tag-creation form for an instance of ``MyModel`` with the template tag ``render_tag_form``::
{% load taggitforms%}
{% render_tag_form my_obj %}
The form is rendered with the template ``taggit_forms/form.html``.
Altenatively, use the template tag ``get_tag_form`` to assign the form as a context variable::
{% get_tag_form my_obj as tag_form %}
{% for field in tag_form %}
{{ field }}
{% endfor %}
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