Rather than requiring changes to Django, I believe you can do this with a
MutationObserver to detect the class attribute changing on the
corresponding elements:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MutationObserver/observe .
This has the advantage that we don't need to add custom
Hello Vineet,
you can perfectly use MongoDB together with Django. In fact I do that in
one of my projects and where I use it, it perfectly makes sense.
The question you raised is, if the Django community can adopt the ORM for
non-relational databases, such as MongoDB. I would say
no, for the
@Florian, @Adam - Thanks for the feedback. Focusing on MSSQL as a 3rd party
backend sounds good, indeed even as the long-term goal. We have no
directive at this point that inclusion into Django core is mandatory, so I
think we're aligned in terms of practical goals. I'm sure we'll have new
>
> Please keep in mind that Phase 2 is something that might never happen. We
> have a tendency to not bloat Django and there is no reason why a database
> backend cannot live outside of core.
>
I agree here with Florian. It's not *impossible* to consider merging the
backend, but I think we'd
Hey guys,
I'm not sure that the nav_sidebar.html is the best place for the JS
snippet. Probably, it should be placed in the main JS. When DOM is ready it
can be initialized there.
About UX. Agree the the "Clear" feature would be useful. It can be an "x"
icon, or a shortkey (ESC?), or both.
>
> I'm not sure that the nav_sidebar.html is the best place for the JS
> snippet. Probably, it should be placed in the main JS. When DOM is ready it
> can be initialized there.
Indeed, we can't use inline JS in the admin since that doesn't work with a
strict CSP.
On Fri, 4 Dec 2020 at 08:42,
Hey guys,
I've updated my prototype. What's changed:
-- moved the JS and CSS to nav_sidebar.js and nav_sidebar.css respectively
-- slight changes in styling
-- added ESC key support
I've updated my gist
https://gist.github.com/MilovanovM/84ffbbec02391c1ba1771a3a6aee5797
My changes are:
Hey everyone,
I am Manav and I am contributing to Django for the last few months. I am
developing projects using Django for the last 2 years. Currently, I was
working on a Django based project and was facing a problem. Sometimes, I
had to use the python manage.py shell along with the server
Hi Manav
This is the kind of thing that we'd want to see in a third party package
before even considering it for core django
An existing implementation of a Python shell in the browser for Django
exists in the runserver_plus command of django-extensions:
When the admin's collapse script has finished it would be good to get an
event I can listen to:
https://github.com/django/django/blob/master/django/contrib/admin/static/admin/js/collapse.js
This would be useful for custom scripts that rely on the collapse class and
elements being in place. It
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