I gather from the docs that you must use the PlaceholderAdminMixin on any
model on which you choose to add PlaceholderFields.
http://docs.django-cms.org/en/latest/how_to/placeholders.html
It's not entirely clear what the consequence of not doing that is but from
digging around the github issues, it seems something to do with staff
permissions on editing the model in the admin? In my case, however, the
model in question doesn't have it's own ModelAdmin but instead is an inline
on a separate model. Anyone know if this is going to cause issues down the
line and if so, how to address this use case?
Thanks for any help.
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