Done, it's
http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/3644
A patch is included.
Ciao, Marc.
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Hi,
I'm using the multi-db branch to do schema-evolution. I'm bringing
this up to see if it is worth pursuing or if there is some better idea
somewhere...
The basic idea is, have a v1 and a v2 database, with the v1 models in
the first and the v2 models in the latter, and create a v1_to_v2
evolut
I just installed the multi-db branch yesterday and I think it is
something that surely must be supported, and I'll play more with it
the coming time. I have a simple schema-evolution idea that does not
alter existing tables, but simply copies data to new tables in another
database. Don't know if
Overriding admin/index.html would make it less generic :-)
Instead, I've changed the adminapplist.py templatetag which is used in
index.html. It's a very simple patch, really.
..Mc.
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Hi,
I've looked in the django code to see if I could get my models ordered
explicitly in the admin interface, but could only find code that sorts
it alphabetically on name (verbose_name_plural).
I hacked up a quick patch that allows you to set an
'order_in_app_models' attribute to the Admin clas
Done, #1873, http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/1873
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Update: the known bug is solved, the complete patch is now:
http://www.million.nl/file/marc/django/multi-select-relatedfilterspec.2.diff
This also solves the recordcount mismatch in the results view.
On a side note: if you have trouble with hidden Exceptions (as I had in
this case), it really he
A preliminary patch can be found at
http://www.million.nl/file/marc/django/multi-select-relatedfilterspec.diff
Screenshots for and/or will make it clear what this patch does :-)
http://www.million.nl/file/marc/django/multi-select-relatedfilterspec-and.gif
http://www.million.nl/file/marc/django/mu
Hi,
I've hacked my way into the admin filters, changing the
RelatedFilterSpec from a single-select filter to a multi-select filter.
I can now filter on multiple values from the same ManyToMany or
ForeignKey relationship, i.e. if I add 'groups' to the list_filter for
Users, I can select all users
