Are you sure you want to create this branch? The user might be adding multiple lines to a form, or even multiple complex parts like a series of dates for an event. If you have ideas for releases in the future, it is a good idea to list them in the README. There was a problem preparing your codespace, please try again. Implementing this "from scratch" in JavaScript is left as an exercise for the reader. Wrap any field that needs dynamic behaviour in a DynamicField. To understand how to make dynamic formsets it is important to understand how the forms are rendered. A dynamic form doesn't always have a fixed number of fields and you don't know them when you build the form. Intercept the Form instance used in the view where the dynamic form will be shown. The user might be adding multiple lines to a form, or even multiple complex parts like a series of dates for an event. Dynamic forms builder for Django Framework. Please Build dynamic forms Now you can build your own form dynamically both in Django backend and frontend, just selecting the fields that you want, in total flexibility and easiness. Before we see a code example, there's one further thing to note: instead of passing arbitrary arguments (like team in the example above) into the form's constructor in the view, we borrow a useful idiom from Django REST framework serializers and instead pass a single argument called context, which is a dictionary that can contain any values you need from the view. Inspect the page and go to the Elements tab in the developer tools - you should see the following: Django's formsets include a lot of hidden fields. path('htmx/book//', detail_book, name="detail-book"),

Number of pages: {{ book.number_of_pages }}

, return redirect("detail-book", pk=book.id), form = BookForm(request.POST or None, instance=book),