- Functionality:
- Adding this templatetag to a change_form makes inline sortable
- Assumptions:
- Inlines have integer order field; Inlines are sorted by the 'order' attribute by default
- Usage example:
In the change_form.html of our model which has inlines "Feature", "HomeFullWidthFeature" etc.
{% load adminboost_tags %}
- {% block extrahead %}
- {{ block.super }} {% sortable_inlines "feature_set" %} {% sortable_inlines "homefullwidthfeature_set" %}
{% endblock %}
- Functionality:
- This templatetag outputs an icon which links to the Django Admin change page for a specific object.
- Assumptions:
- The object's Model is registered with Django's Admin. A user is logged-in and has permission to edit the object.
- Arguments:
- object: first argument, the object which you wish to link to label: optional second argument, text to display in a span element prepended to the edit icon
- Usage example:
{% load adminboost_tags %}
{% edit_link object %}
{% edit_link object 'Edit this object' %}
TODO: documentation
01/12/2010:
The syntax used to be {% sortable_inlines "Image" %}. It is now {% sortable_inlines "image_set" %}.
If you used multiple inlines: {% sortable_inlines "Image","Video" %} now is {% sortable_inlines "image_set" "video_set" %}