I have a field which I need to reference in an override of the save()
function (as part of the class MyModelInlineForm(forms.ModelForm)).
However, I don't want that same field to appear in the inline tabular
display. In the __init__ for form class, I have this:
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
...
self.fields['eggs'].required = False
self.fields['eggs'].widget.attrs['disabled'] = 'disabled'
The 'eggs' field subsequently does not appear in the listing. However,
while the field title does not appear in the header row (nor there is there
a <td></td> for it), there is an extra blank column in the data rows (i.e a
extra blank <td></td>). This looks a little odd as the rows/headers do not
match up.
How can I alter the template so it does not show up... and, is this behavior
expected, or is it a quirk in the design?
Thanks
Derek
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