I may not be clear on what you are trying to accomplish, but maybe
something like
class Form1(forms.ModelForm):
class Meta:
model=Model
def type_one_fields(self):
return [self.fields['a']] # Or use whatever criteria you want
for type_one fields.
def type_two_fields(self):
return [self.fields['b']]
def type_three_fields(self):
return [self.fields['c']]
{% for field in form.type_one_fields %}{{field}}{% endfor %}
I don't think the model is where you'd want to do any form/display
stuff. It would be best kept on the form, or as a template tag. If
you are trying to make a 'generic' configuration such as putting all
text fields in one section, fks in another, etc... you could make a
filter:
{% for field in form|field_type:"text" %}{{field}}{% endif %}
{% for field in form|field_type:"foreignkey" %}{{field}}{% endif %}
The filter would have to be smart enough to inspect the form variable
and pick the right fields either by widget, checking a mapping on the
model, or some other criteria that fits exactly what you are trying to
do.
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