Django.Theory: Implement multiple checkboxes?

>>Implement everything using ForeignKey
for multiple select, you need a ManyToManyField
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KITCHEN_OPTIONS = (
(1, 'kitchen'),
(2, 'Kitchen'),
(3, 'Kitchen'),
(4, 'Kitchen island'),
(5, 'Outdoor kitchen'),
)
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class KitchenChoices(models.Model):
options = models.CharField(max_length=100, blank = True, choices=KITCHEN_OPTIONS)
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class Apartment(models.Model):
kitchen_type = models.ManyToManyField(KitchenChoices)
...
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in template this field is display automatically and to make iteration over options and build checkboxes with appropriate Labelle, and value...
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question, do you need to save the form from the frontend, or just do a search for fields... hence the options branch...
if save is not necessary, then the admin will get a multiple select to save the options... if you need something
when you save the form
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class Apartment(models.Model):
kitchen = models.CharField(max_length=100, blank = True, choices=KITCHEN_OPTIONS)
...
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in template this field is display automatically and to do iteration

If the set of checkboxes fixed, need to start in the model "home" field for each of the checkboxes.
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In the form of hang on each field checkbox. Only the standard template does not fit, will have to impose their own, so the checkboxes show up multiple lists. But it's not terrible.
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The search is trivial — all in one table.