My understanding about ChangeManipulator is it should be only used for
one model and it's ok with another model with edit-inline.
If you'd like to manipulate two model at the same time without
edit-inline, you can either subclass the Manipulator instead of
ChangeManipulator or use two ChangeManipulator.
If you have no special requirement for the edit-inline model, go ahead
use one ChangeManipulator. Below is a example:
model2 is edit-inline into model
In view:
# use one ChangeManipulator
m= model.ChangeManipulator()
# MUST DO, both edit-inline object and model object populated in
new_data
new_data=m.flatten_data()
form = forms.FormWrapper(m, new_data, errors)
In template, access the edit-inline formfield with:
{% for model2item in form.model2 %}
{{ model2item.field }}
...
{% endfor %}
Soon or later you'll find it's painful to dealwith the field size of
the edit-inline field. I made a template filter to resize the
formfield. Please take a look at code in the link below(forgive me,
it's a chinese blog entry):
http://blog.xiangcan.com/blog/me/2006/09/06/28.html
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