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         <title>Updating Django Models</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<p>I'm developing one of my start-ups with Django, the most and widely used Python web framework. Currently I'm not using the form class provided by Django built-in so I'm writing my forms in html. After I have created my update form, I thought updating the posted model info like model.attribute = request.POST['attribute'] is not a good way. I have thought a second and I've found my way.</p>
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         <pubDate>2010-05-11 05:49:53</pubDate>
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