64 - Dynamic New Forms in a Django Formset via JavaScript - Python & Django 3.2 Tutorial Series

[@shuvra03]

I don't know why are you so underrated. But you explained really well. Good job, bro! Keep it up.

[@jnscollier]

Underrated? First, what a rude and mindless thing to say. Second, it's just not true so you must be conversing with some A-holes.

[@SuperMoose1231]

Great video. How can we delete extra forms now? Like in the django admin inline?

[@user-iq2wp8ki7v]

Great list of videos! Django should provide some JS helpers for adding new formsets dynamically imo.

[@CodingEntrepreneurs]

There’s probably a Django package (non-official) that does this.

[@alumnoapellido]

THANK FOR THE TUTORIAL BROTHER 💕

[@rickmonarch4552]

This thing saved my life bro

[@allifmaalengineeringlimite9853]

Nice video.. can you please do the dynamic form on the create view because every time the dynamic form is generated on the update view, there is other prefillled fields.

[@lucasmbaca6126]

i have the same question !!!

[@aadilmalik9802]

You are incredible buddy

[@chrisogonas]

Great stuff. Thanks

[@QLOVEm3OFCChannel]

Hello! Can you do also a delete product line function ?

[@THEBR0WNGUY]

Thank you for this tutorial, I was trying to implement something similar

[@consciouschords]

Can you do tutorial on how to pre populate data of the forms with formset

[@JasonVriends]

Is there a way in the ' for fields in self.fields ' to determine the type of the field so you can update the CSS based on each type i.e. checkbox etc?

[@drustan6890]

Django doesn't do field validation for dynamically added forms. how do I do validation?

[@ToMussic]

Thanks for the great tutorial. Could you also show us how to add ingredients with a new recipe in one go using htmx? Thank you

[@Vicmendon]

Thank you so much!

[@declivee]

Hello, thanks for the code! But, how to delete ingredient-form?

[@maytheri]

How do you ensure that counts you update via setAttribute actually get passed in the request? The add button will increment the id_forms-TOTAL_FORMS, but when I print the request in python it still says '0'.

[@yavener]

What might look strange: declaring of formCopyTarget as 'const' and then appending to it. This works for arrays in JS.

[@travismiller3636]

What about buttons to *remove* ingredients? I assume that any ingredients which appear *after* the one being deleted would need to be resequenced, so there are no gaps? (e.g., form-4-* would become form-3-*, etc.) Also: what if you have two formsets on the same page? Can you customize the names and IDs of the controls in the management form, so they don't collide?

[@DhavalAhir10]

Yes.. When you remove anyone even from the middle or last one... Simply re arrange it to 0 to end

[@iotdude]

awesome !!

[@vinayagarwal7]

I have a query.. I am also using Javascript to add element using hx-target and the element I am adding has hx-get in it ... so the dynamic addition of element using javascript is working but the hx-gext inside that dynamic element is not working

[@doctorplusclub2735]

Hello, Can you give me tutorial to delete inline form like django admin ?

[@SoulScribbler]

THe string substitution at 22:20 really threw me off since it doesn't use quotes ( ' ' ) and instead uses backquote ( ` ` ). Why is that? For anyone who might have the same issue, backquote is the character on the same key as tilda (~).

[@CodingEntrepreneurs]

Oh yeah. That’s modern JavaScript

[@CodingEntrepreneurs]

Very similar to f-strings in python

[@SoulScribbler]

Ah ok just a different way it's done pretty much. Thanks

[@ashir3730]

Hey, Sorry sir Justin Mitchell. But sometimes I kind of feel so busted and punctured knowing about, you know so many things. In Deep Sorrow, Writing I'm feeling jealous really a lot...

[@CodingEntrepreneurs]

It takes time my friend. It took me time and a LOT of frustration

[@ashir3730]

@@CodingEntrepreneurs So happy to see your reply, Sir. Thank you very much Sir for giving your valuable time and words. I won't forget this reply for my whole life. It means a lot to me. Keep up the Great Work Sir.