Dear Django users,
Here is a question I can't find an answer for in the docs and from Mr.
Google. In an admin list display, I have set up a column that
displays records that are related to the current record. Now I want
to be able to directly open that related record, instead of the record
that the first field links to. I have set up a callable in the
admin.py, but the HTML I eject there gets escaped, so that I end up
seeing <a href="">etc</a> in the list, instead of the link. Here is
the relevant piece of admin.py:
class CharAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
[.. some stuff omitted ..]
list_display = ["character", "unicode", "varchars", "ids"]
list_filter = ["types"]
inlines = (CharVarInline,)
def varchars(self, obj):
safestr = u"%s"%(",".join(["<a href='./%s'>%s</a>:%s"%(d.id,
d.character, d.unicode) for d in obj.vars.all()]))
return mark_safe(safestr)
varchars.short_description = "Variant Characters"
varchars.is_safe = True
However, I still see the HTML markup escaped in the admin client. I
also tried to use an {% autoescape off %} block, but to no avail. Any
help appreciated!
Chris
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