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From what I understand you are trying to set a django modelform not a model field to readonly/disabled, depending on some statement like if(condition is true){ dothis(); }
Step 1.
You first will have to create a new FormField class by subclassing django.forms.Field.
You then will have to create a clean() function in your overriden form field class and add a conditional statement to it. See below for an example
from django import forms.Field
class MyCustomFormField(forms.Field):
clean(self):
if self.instance.is_disabled
return self.instance.field
else:
return self.cleaned_data.get('field')
Step 2.
Then in your loop of all fields in you form, when you have your if statement just add this
modelform.fields['field_1'].widget.attrs['readonly'] = True
to make the field disabled
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