On Jan 12, 10:54 am, Jop <jop.reynt...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > I struggeling with an error message for more than a day now and I > can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. I'm still kindof a newbie with > python/django so it might be very obvious.. > > I am trying to create an inline form and I want to hide a field in > this form (specific: I want to hide the pk field, for some reason > django doesn't hide this one when it has a different name than "id"). > To achieve this I create a class which inherits admin.StackedInline. > In this class I define formset=modelformset_factory(ClientContact). > > When trying to view te form in the admin I get an error, the Traceback > is below. > > For testing purposes I made a very simple Client/Client model example, > the code is below. > > I really appreciate any tips/suggestions/ideas :) > > Greets Jop
You probably need to use inlineformset_factory. However, this isn't the way to define a custom form in an inline. Just leave the formset as it is, but set the `form` property on the inline class to the form you want to use in the formset. -- DR.
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