Instead of a formset, you can just put a bunch of forms in a list and
iterate through them.
Why not use a ModelForm and just add your extra fields to it?
Also, there's nothing stopping you from adding an attribute to your
model instances in your form. Then you can iterate through the objects
in your template and use attributes from the instances and form fields
conveniently.
Something like this:
thingies = []
for item in Thingy.objects.filter(...):
item.form = MyAwesomeForm(prefix = item.id)
thingies.append(item)
Then, in your template you can iterate through thingies and use {{
thingy.whatever }} or {{ thingy.form.checked }} when you like.
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