I have read the documentation several times, but I am still confused. When you specify a model in Django, you can specify the file's destination. However, in the documentation, they go on a great deal about handling the write to disk manually. My question is: Is it better to just say form.save()
or to write a file handler with a hardcoded(?) path. form.save()
has been flakey for me.
Calling the form's save method should work just fine, assuming you are using a forms.ModelForm
subclass. Some things to note.
Be sure the view that handles the form checks for files
form=MyModelForm(data=request.POST, files=request.FILES)
When you say form.save()
has been flaky, what do you mean?