I'm not expert at this. I've only used formsets a little, and I've never added any dynamically. But depending upon your requirements, you could define the formset with an adequate number of "extra=" forms and have the javascript hide most of them by default, displaying an additional one each time a button is pressed. I believe that formsets are smart enough to simply ignore extra forms, which have not been filled in, during validation. This might be simpler than generating the forms on the fly in javascript. And in this case you would not have to worry about modifying the management form. But like I say, I'm no whiz at this.
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