I'm aware that the admin-ui branch is to be folded into the 1.2
release of Django-- I'm not very familiar with the branch, and
docmentation is hard to find on it (in my opinion), short of running
the branch myself. Will it replace the need for the current
InlineModelAdmin subclasses entirely? I
I'm pretty sure Zain has made all the inline types sortable on his
admin-ui branch.
On Nov 8, 7:58 am, Tim wrote:
> I very much like the look of that one, but I'm not sure if it
> completely fills the need I want for my own project. All of the
> fields need to be quickly visible, without needin
I very much like the look of that one, but I'm not sure if it
completely fills the need I want for my own project. All of the
fields need to be quickly visible, without needing to know the
rendered name of the instance.
Those 'new inlines' address the problem of space, but they cater to
those wh
Hi Tim
Wouldn't be the 'new inlines' [1] of GSoC admin improvements a nice
approach? The height is fixed, no waste of space... And no need to have
blank fieldsets for new objects (the 'extra' inline option).
But anyway sometimes Stacked and Tabular just don't fit, it's nice to have
another way t
