Django - Non-verbose ways to save POST data -


i'm wondering whether there better way take data , write database. 'standard' way feels little verbose me. question how rewrite in less redundant way. mean works, feel isn't 'correct' way...

def post(self, request, **kwargs):         ticket = ticket.objects.get(id = ticket_id)         comment = comment()         if request.method == 'post':             if 'solve_comment' in request.post:                 ticket.state_id = 5                 text = request.post['solve_comment']                 comment.text = text                 comment.comment_type = "solving_note"                 comment.content_type = contenttype.objects.get(id=114)                 comment.object_id = ticket.id                 comment.created_by_id = request.user.id                 comment.save()                 ticket.save()

the issues if there say, 5+inputs in form creates massive wall of code. suggestions great!

use createview generic view. there's updateview updating existing objects.

in experience, it's rare not able use generic view in django, , form handling they're quickest way implement something.


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