Hi Tim
The implementation can be extremely simple as most of the heavy lifting has
already been done for widget templates. The only new parts are:
1. BaseForm.get_context
2. The templates to implement as_table, as_ul and as_p
3. A little bit of glue (render etc, pretty much the same as
Hi All
Is anybody against using the new renderers (used to render widgets) to also
render the form?
I suggest something like:
class BaseForm(object):
template_prefix = ''
template_name = 'django/forms/form_as_table.html'
def render(self, template_name=None):
template_name =
I think something as simple as
{% form your_form prefix='bootstrap' %}
and
{% field your_field prefix='bootstrap' %}
would add huge flexibility, exactly the concept I was trying to convey!
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Hi Tim
I did, and I agree that a TemplatesSetting renderer of sorts would most
likely be the way to implement.
I also think that the use case of "*Using some CSS framework*" is common
enough to warrant giving developers a clean/standard way of doing this
rather than letting each roll their own
d easy to
implement any framework of your choosing or switch from one framework to
another...
Your thoughts on 1) concept and 2) implementation?
Regards
Gert Steyn
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> While the request per se makes sense I have the feeling that the admin is
> becoming a dumping ground for every possible method out there :/
>
We have six views squeezed into a single class, making it customizable will
inevitably require a large number of methods.
My prediction is that it
Duplicating an entire method from core is the easy part, remembering to
check that against the new Django code every time there is a new Django
release is the actual problem.
Gert
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Hi All
I've been using Django since before newforms-admin and have seen ModelAdmin
gradually becoming more customization. I often use dynamic inlines (based
on the state of the object) and would like to clean up the implementation a
bit.
I would like to open a ticket to add:
def get_inlines(s
of this available, all of them are slightly
different and none of them seem to stand out as an obvious choice.
Most Django developers don't have the same skills as the core developers,
please provide your guidance with this.
Regards
Gert Steyn
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