hmm, I´ve never used a custom manager before.
most of the "hacking" stuff we do is about javascript and templates.
sorry, but I´m not able to help with this problem.
patrick
Am 18.12.2006 um 20:09 schrieb Picio:
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> Patrick please, can you put an eye also here?
>
>
Patrick please, can you put an eye also here?
http://paste.e-scribe.com/hold/2728/
I'm trying to show only some rows in an admin results page.
Can you help me find the reason whay I can't make It work?
In particular no matter if I set a filter in the custom manager
'SoloCurrentUser'
It still
> with the last couple of sites we did, we spent more time an "hacking"
> the admin-interface than doing the actual site.
>
Well, that's why I'll probably stick with TurboGears for that project
(I already have the admin interface almost implemented). I'll try
Django with another app. Thanks for
Daniel,
in your case, I would make the boolean field hidden using DHTML and
also add additional "Publish" button using DHTML which would check the
hidden checkbox before posting the form.
If Javascript is disabled, administrators would see the standard checkbox.
Good luck!
Aidas Bendoraitis
Am 18.12.2006 um 11:30 schrieb Kenneth Gonsalves:
>
>
> On 18-Dec-06, at 3:42 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> The admin interface is just that, an interface for administration. If
>> you need something beyond that you should keep it outside of it. I
>> would give it a thumbs down on trying to
On 18-Dec-06, at 3:42 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The admin interface is just that, an interface for administration. If
> you need something beyond that you should keep it outside of it. I
> would give it a thumbs down on trying to "hack" the interface, modify
> the templates, include pages
The admin interface is just that, an interface for administration. If
you need something beyond that you should keep it outside of it. I
would give it a thumbs down on trying to "hack" the interface, modify
the templates, include pages that look the same, etc.. it's just too
time consuming.
My
Thanks for reply,
I also wanted to ask how would one implement a "approving mechanism". I
have a boolean field which says whether an article has been published
or not. And I need to have a "Publish" button with each article entry,
available only to admins. Does Django support something like this?
Am 14.12.2006 um 17:05 schrieb Daniel Kvasnicka jr.:
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> Hi djangees,
> I'm a TurboGears user, I like CherryPy, Kid and so. I like Django as
> well and tried the tutorials.
> What I like about Django is (obviously) the auto-generated admin
> interface.
>
> However, what I need to know is how
>
Hi djangees,
I'm a TurboGears user, I like CherryPy, Kid and so. I like Django as
well and tried the tutorials.
What I like about Django is (obviously) the auto-generated admin
interface.
However, what I need to know is how
easy/difficult/deprecated/encouraged is to hack the auto-generated
admin
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