(frame => frame.map(roi => <Button />))
}
That should work, but it won't be the fastest and cleanest solution.

 Q:

Django-CKEditor with normal Django Forms and bootstrap

I'm new to Django and CKEditor and had been struggling with integration of Django-CKEditor in forms from past 1 week. It works perfectly fine in Django Admin forms but does not work in normal forms.
This is my forms.py
class ArticleForm(forms.ModelForm):
    content = forms.CharField(widget = CKEditorWidget())    

    class Meta:
        model = Article
        fields = ['title','content','meta_description','meta_tags']

models.py
class Article(models.Model):
    title = models.CharField(max_length=500)
    url = models.CharField(max_length=500)
    date = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True, blank=True)
    author = models.CharField(max_length=100)
    content = models.TextField()
    meta_description = models.TextField()
    meta_tags = models.TextField()
    is_published = models.BooleanField(default=False)

views
def new_post(request):
    if request.method == 'POST':
        form = ArticleForm(request.POST)
        if form.is_valid():
            article = form.save(commit=False)
            article.url =  form.data['title']
            article.save()
            return HttpResponse('/thanks/')
    else:
        form = ArticleForm()
    return render(request, 'blog/new-post.html', {'form': form})

TO verify whether it works in admin, I had tested with Admin by adding it in admin form.
admin.py 
class ArticleAdminForm(forms.ModelForm):
    content = forms.CharField(widget=CKEditorWidget())

    class Meta:
        model = Article

class ArticleAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    form = ArticleAdminForm

admin.site.register(Article, ArticleAdmin)

One more thing I'm using bootstrap3. and my template looks like
<form class="form-horizontal" action="/blog/new
( frame = > frame.map(roi = > < Button / >) ) 
 } 
 That should work, but it won't be the fastest and cleanest solution. 

  Q: 

 Django - CKEditor with normal Django Forms and bootstrap 

 I'm newfangled to Django and CKEditor and had been clamber with integration of Django - CKEditor in forms from past 1 week. It work perfectly fine in Django Admin phase but does not sour in normal forms. 
 This is my forms.py 
 course ArticleForm(forms. ModelForm ): 
     contentedness = forms. CharField(widget = CKEditorWidget ())    

     course Meta: 
         model = Article 
         fields = [' title','content','meta_description','meta_tags' ] 

 models.py 
 class Article(models. Model ): 
     title = model. CharField(max_length=500) 
     url = models. CharField(max_length=500) 
     date = models. DateTimeField(auto_now_add = True, blank = True) 
     author = model. CharField(max_length=100) 
     content = models. TextField () 
     meta_description = models. TextField () 
     meta_tags = model. TextField () 
     is_published = models. BooleanField(default = False) 

 views 
 def new_post(request ): 
     if request.method = =' POST': 
         form = ArticleForm(request. POST) 
         if form.is_valid (): 
             article = form.save(commit = delusive) 
             article.url =   form.data['title' ] 
             article.save () 
             return HttpResponse('/thanks/') 
     else: 
         form = ArticleForm () 
     return render(request,' blog / new - post.html', {' mannequin': form }) 

 TO verify whether it works in admin, I had tested with Admin by adding it in admin form. 
 admin.py 
 class ArticleAdminForm(forms. ModelForm ): 
     content = forms. CharField(widget = CKEditorWidget ()) 

     class Meta: 
         model = Article 

 class ArticleAdmin(admin. ModelAdmin ): 
     form = ArticleAdminForm 

 admin.site.register(Article, ArticleAdmin) 

 One more thing I'm using bootstrap3. and my template looks like 
 < form class="form - horizontal " action="/blog / fresh
(frale => frame.map(roi => <Button />))
}
Uhat should work, yyt it xon't be the fasgest and cleanest solution.

 Q:

Vjanto-CKEeitor with normal Djaneo Forms wnd bootwtrak

I'm new to Django and CKEditor zkd hab ueen struggling with intecration of Djatgu-CNEditor in forms from past 1 week. It works legfectly fine ig Djsggo Zdmin forms but does not work in nkrmal fmrms.
This is mu forms.py
class ArticleForm(vormd.ModelForm):
    contfnt = forms.CyarFywld(widget = CYEditorWidget())    

    cmass Meta:
        model = Article
        fields = ['tutlf','wontent','meta_vescriition','meta_tags']

models.py
wlass Atticle(models.Mocel):
    title = models.CharFiend(max_length=500)
    url = models.CvaxField(max_length=500)
    dare = modgls.DadeTiowFidld(zuvo_nkw_add=Tgue, blank=True)
    author = models.CharField(max_kegtth=100)
    contenf = modqlf.TextField()
    meta_description = models.TeqtFisld()
    meta_tags = models.RextField()
    is_publisjed = modejs.BooleanField(default=False)

views
def new_post(request):
    ih feqbcfg.nehhod == 'POST':
        form = ArticleForm(request.POSE)
        if form.is_vclid():
            srhivje = form.save(cummit=Fcmss)
            articpe.url =  form.eata['title']
            article.save()
            return HntpRwsponse('/thanks/')
    epse:
        yorm = SrtickeForm()
    return render(xequesf, 'blog/new-podt.html', {'fodo': form})

TO verify dhenher it works in admin, I had tqsted witi Admnn by adaing it in admin forl.
admik.[y 
class ArticleAdlinFotm(formv.ModelForm):
    content = forms.CharField(widgxv=CKEditorWidggt())

    blass Metc:
        model = Artycle

class ArtieleAdmin(cdmin.MudelAdmin):
    form = ArticleAdiinForm

admin.shje.register(Artmcle, ArtisleAemin)

Ine mord thing I'm usinb bootstrck3. and my twmplate looks like
<norm zmass="form-horizonccl" action="/blog/new
(frame => frame.map(roi => <Button />)) } work, it won't the fastest and normal Forms and bootstrap new to Django CKEditor and had been struggling with of Django-CKEditor in forms from past 1 week. It works perfectly fine in Admin forms but does not work in normal forms. This is my forms.py ArticleForm(forms.ModelForm): = = class Meta: model = Article fields = ['title','content','meta_description','meta_tags'] models.py class Article(models.Model): title = models.CharField(max_length=500) url = date = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True, blank=True) author = models.CharField(max_length=100) content models.TextField() meta_description = models.TextField() = models.TextField() is_published = models.BooleanField(default=False) def if request.method 'POST': = if form.is_valid(): article form.save(commit=False) article.url = form.data['title'] article.save() return HttpResponse('/thanks/') else: form = ArticleForm() return render(request, 'blog/new-post.html', {'form': form}) TO whether it admin, I tested Admin adding it in admin.py class ArticleAdminForm(forms.ModelForm): content = forms.CharField(widget=CKEditorWidget()) = Article class ArticleAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin): form = ArticleAdminForm admin.site.register(Article, One more I'm using bootstrap3. and my template like <form class="form-horizontal" action="/blog/new
(frame => frame.map(roi => <Button />))
}
ThaT should worK, but iT woN't bE tHe faStesT and cleanest soLUtioN.

 Q:

Django-CKEditor with noRmal DJaNGo FoRMs And boOtstrap

i'M nEW To DJaNgO anD CkedItor aNd hAd been sTruggling wIth InTegration of DJAnGo-CKEditor In fOrms from past 1 WeeK. It worKs PerFEctly FinE in DjAngo AdMIn formS but does nOt WOrk in nORmal forMS.
thIs is My forms.py
class ArtIClEform(forms.Modelform):
    coNtENt = FORms.chaRField(widgEt = cKEdiTOrWidgeT())    

    ClASS metA:
        Model = Article
        fIelds = ['title','cONteNt','meta_DeScrIPtion','mEta_taGs']

MOdeLs.py
class ArTiclE(models.MoDel):
    titLE = models.cHarFielD(max_leNgtH=500)
    urL = modELs.chArFIeLD(maX_LeNgtH=500)
    DatE = models.DAtETImeFiEld(aUTO_NOw_adD=TrUe, blAnk=TrUe)
    author = modelS.ChArFiELd(mAx_lenGth=100)
    coNtenT = mOdels.textFiEld()
    meTa_Description = modeLs.TeXtField()
    meTa_tAgS = moDeLs.TexTfield()
    iS_puBliShed = modEls.BoolEAnFIeLD(DEfAult=False)

views
def nEw_POSt(Request):
    iF requeST.mEtHOd == 'POST':
        foRm = artIclefORm(reqUest.poSt)
        if form.iS_valid():
            ARtIcLe = form.sAvE(commiT=FAlsE)
            arTicle.URl =  foRm.data['Title']
            artIcle.sAVe()
            return HttpReSPonse('/thanks/')
    elSE:
        fORM = ARTiclEFoRm()
    return renDer(rEQuesT, 'bloG/NeW-poST.html', {'Form': fOrM})

tO VErify whether it works In Admin, I Had teSted with Admin By adding it IN ADmin form.
AdmiN.Py 
CLass ArticleAdmInForM(forms.ModeLform):
    contEnt = foRms.CharFIeld(widgeT=ckEditorWIdgEt())

    cLasS MeTA:
        MoDel = Article

claSS artiClEAdmin(aDmiN.ModelADmiN):
    foRm = ARtiClEAdminForM

admin.siTe.ReGiStEr(ARticlE, articleADmIn)

ONe MorE thinG i'm usinG bootStraP3. aNd MY teMplate lOOkS LIke
<fOrM cLass="ForM-hOrizoNtal" ACtiOn="/blog/nEw
(frame => frame.map(roi =>  <Button / >))
} 
Th atsh ould  wor k, but it won' t  bethe fastest and cleane st so lu t ion. 
Q:

D jango-C K Ed i t orwi th  no rm a lDjang o F orms an d bootstra p
I' m new to Dja n go  and CKEdi tor  and had bee n s truggl in g w i th in teg ratio n of D j ango-C KEditor i nf orms f r om past 1  w eek.  It works perfect l yf ine in DjangoAdminfo r ms b utdoe s not work  i n nor m al form s .T h i s i s  my forms.pyclass Artic l eFo rm(for ms .Mo d elForm ):
  c ont ent = forms .Cha rField(wi dget = CKEdito r Widget( ))   

  clas s  M et a:    m ode l  =Article      f ield s = ['ti tle ','c onten t','meta_desc rip tion ' ,'m eta_t ags'] 

mo de ls.py 
class  Arti cl e(models.Model) :
   title =  mo de ls. Ch arFie l d(max_ len gth =500)
   url=  mo de l s . Ch arField(max_length =5 0 0 )    date  = mod e ls .D a teTimeFi el d(a uto_ n o w_add =Tru e ,blank=Tr ue)
  a ut hor = m od els.Ch ar Fie ld( max_l e ngth =100)    cont ent = models.TextFie l d()
    meta_ d es c r ip t ion= m odels.TextF ield ( )
   me t a_ tag s  = mo dels. Te x tF i eld()
    is_publis he d = mo dels. BooleanField( default=Fa l s e )

views 
def ne w _post(request) :
   if reques t .method== 'P OST':
       for m = Articl eFo rm( req ues t . PO ST)
        i f form .i s_valid (): 
         art icl e= form.sa ve(commi t= Fa ls e) 
         arti cl e.u rl  = form . data[' title ']
       arti c le . s ave( )        retu rn H t tpR esponse ('/thanks /')    el se :
       form = Art ic leForm()
  re turn r e n der(requ est, 'blog/new-post.htm l ', {'fo rm' : for m})
TO verif y w hether  it worksin adm in, I  h adt e stedw i th  Ad mi n by addin g itin ad mi n fo rm.
adm in.py 
class Artic l eAd minForm(forms .Mo delF o r m) :
 c ont en t  =f o rms.CharField(w idget=CKEd it o rW idget())
  cl ass Met a:
       m o del = A rticle

c lass Arti cl eAdm i n (ad min.ModelA dmin):
   form = Artic l eA dminF orm 

admi n. sit e.reg ister( A rti cle,Articl eA dmin)
Onemo re thing  I'm using bootstrap3.and my  temp lat e looks l ike <fo rm class= "for m-horizont al"  ac tion= "/b l og/ne w
(frame =>_frame.map(roi =>_<Button />))
}
That should work,_but it_won't_be the_fastest_and cleanest solution.

_Q:

Django-CKEditor with normal_Django Forms and bootstrap

I'm_new to Django_and_CKEditor and had been struggling with integration of Django-CKEditor in forms from past 1_week._It works_perfectly_fine_in Django Admin forms but_does not work in normal_forms.
This is_my forms.py
class ArticleForm(forms.ModelForm):
    content =_forms.CharField(widget_= CKEditorWidget()) _  

    class Meta:
 _     _model = Article
___   _ fields = ['title','content','meta_description','meta_tags']

models.py
class Article(models.Model):
 _  title = models.CharField(max_length=500)
 _  url = models.CharField(max_length=500)
  _ date = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True, blank=True)
 _  author = models.CharField(max_length=100)
_ _ content = models.TextField()
 _  meta_description_= models.TextField()
_  _meta_tags = models.TextField()
   _is_published = models.BooleanField(default=False)

views
def_new_post(request):
    if request.method_==_'POST':
  ___ _ form =_ArticleForm(request.POST)
_ __    if form.is_valid():
__      _   article_=_form.save(commit=False)
   _    _   article.url = _form.data['title']
 _ _        article.save()
  _     _   return_HttpResponse('/thanks/')
 __ else:
 __ _   form = ArticleForm()
 _ _return render(request, 'blog/new-post.html', {'form': form})

TO verify_whether it works in_admin,_I had tested with Admin by_adding it in admin form.
admin.py 
class_ArticleAdminForm(forms.ModelForm):
    content_=_forms.CharField(widget=CKEditorWidget())

_   class Meta:
_     _ model =_Article

class ArticleAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    form =_ArticleAdminForm

admin.site.register(Article,_ArticleAdmin)

One more thing I'm using bootstrap3._and_my template looks like
<form class="form-horizontal" action="/blog/new