Django newbie here...
I've got a model that has several ForeignKey fields that are all set to
edit_inline=True. In the model that has the
class Admin:
pass
code, I'm using
fields = ((None, {'classes': 'collapse', '...')}),)
in order to be able to Hide/Show sections as needed. Is it possible to
put the ForeignKey fields in this dictionary? That is what Python calls
it right, a dictionary? Similar to a hash in Perl. If so, how do I do
this?
Please advise and thanks.
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Dave Hull
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