Fix for missing __name__ attribute when using class based views (i.e. FormWizard) #146
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A small change to the
contentmethod in the RequestVarsDebugPanel, so that if theview_funcdoesn't have a__name__attribute, the__class__.__name__will be tried instead.Otherwise,
<unknown>is used to save anAttributeErrorbeing raised if neither exist.This issue became apparent when using a form wizard, though I think Django 1.3's class-based views should be safe due to the way they are instantiated (
ViewClass.as_view()).