What's the best practice for this? In my function based views, I'd check if the form is_ajax() and if so, validate the form, render_to_string it to a form template, and return that in a json dump along with a status code. Then I check the status code to see if there are errors. If so, I close the modal that the form is in, notify the user of successful addition, and move on. If there are errors, I replace the form's HTML in the modal with the new HTML that contains the form with error messages. This sucks because I have to do this for every form and for every view that I have.
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