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something like http://code.google.com/p/django-forms-builder or one of the million similar addins?
(made into answer at OP’s request)
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For this you would have some kind of editor that would create a html string. This string would be stored into your database and then upon request you would display it on the user’s site.
The editor should be very strict into what it can add and what the user has control over, there are some javascript editors available that will be able to provide this functionality.
The only issue I can think of is that you may run into django escaping the form when displayed to the page.
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