Hello,
A late reply to say that I just pushed a fairly clean solution to this
problem in one of my projects:
https://github.com/dezede/dezede/commit/ed13ccaf34494e71fd913fd785c229052f6acdc8
.
The idea is to define fieldsets_and_inlines_order in your ModelAdmin(s), an
iterable of 'f' and 'i' characters (for "fieldset" and "inline") that
specifies the order between the first fieldsets and inlines. If
len(fieldsets_and_inlines_order)
< len(fieldsets) + len(inlines), the remaining follows the original
behaviour (fieldsets first, then all inlines).
Example: you have 5 fieldsets and 3 inlines, defining
fieldsets_and_inlines_order
= ('f', 'f', 'i', 'f', 'i') will give you:
1. fieldset
2. fieldset
3. inline
4. fieldset
5. inline
6. fieldset
7. fieldset
8. inline
Hope it helps,
Bertrand
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