2011/1/18 Bobby Roberts <[email protected]>
> let's say i have two simple models
>
>
> model a
> id=IntegerField...
> description = CharField...
>
>
> model b
> id=IntegerField...
> modelavalue=IntegerField... (a value form modela.id)
> description=CharField...
>
>
> ok in the /admin listing page for model B, how can i return
> modela.description for modelb.modelavalue
>
>
you can do it by inserting "modelAvalue__description" in the admin.py in the
list_display for modelB model.Admin:
class modelBAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
list_display = ( 'id','modelAvalue__description', 'description')
admin.site.register(modelB, modelBAdmin)
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