Re: Custom Ordering and Grouping of Models in Django Admin

Hi Mariusz, On Thursday, June 16, 2022 at 7:20:23 PM UTC+2 Mariusz Felisiak wrote: > It's already solved in Django 4.1+ by > https://github.com/django/django/commit/2bee0b4328319eaf6a0d1686677d629f2ecf6dec. > > You can now override get_app_list() to change the default order on the > admin

Re: Custom Ordering and Grouping of Models in Django Admin

Hi Jacob, It's already solved in Django 4.1+ by https://github.com/django/django/commit/2bee0b4328319eaf6a0d1686677d629f2ecf6dec. You can now override get_app_list() to change the default order on the admin index page. See docs

Re: Custom Ordering and Grouping of Models in Django Admin

Hi, just encountered this same problem today. As Roman reported in ticket-32484 : > Sometimes model names are so unfortunate that default alphabetical order > of models in contrib.admin application makes no sense at all. > The same applies to applicat

Re: Custom Ordering and Grouping of Models in Django Admin

Hi, Thanks for the proposition. It was discussed few times in the past. AdminSite.get_app_list() could be used to re-arrange models and apps, see ticket-5986 and its duplicates ticket-25671 and ticke

Custom Ordering and Grouping of Models in Django Admin

As the numbers Models in an app grows, it becomes tedious to find the model we are searching for in a long list on the index page (and navigation bar) of the Django admin As a part of a new project, I wanted to reorder and logically group models that do not necessarily reflect the apps of the p