Adrian, thanks for your reply.
Yes, I'm really interested, mostly because I'm a newbie and want to
learn, but secondly, I feel that the admin interface is user friendly,
with the type of colors and messages, and overall handling that gives
an intuitive interface, and I really would like to get that into my own
application.
I've uncommented the lines you suggested, but at first, I got a
traceback showing syntax error. Turns out that the indentation was one
character off. After fixing that, I get the template in my browser.
Anyhow, this is exactly what I was looking for, thanks a million! This
covers the change and add views (as far as I can see) for the different
objects.
Do you have a similar trick for the object list view?
Also, I got the following traceback when trying out the new templates:
File "/usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages/django/core/handlers/base.py",
line 68, in get_response
response = callback(request, **param_dict)
TypeError: object_list() got an unexpected keyword argument
'login_required'
I don't expect this to have anything to do with the templates, I'm just
a bit lost as to what to do about it. My application would require a
logged in user at all times.
About the new-admin branch, I discovered that I could check out that
branch which contains the entire django stuff (as it seems). Would you
think the new-admin branch is mature enough to be used instead of the
trunk?
Finally, I have no intention to redesign the admin, it works just fine
as it is! I just wanted a starting point for my own stuff, carying the
usability of the admin in to my own application.
Thanks for your help!
/LarS
