The usage of AdminInlines seems backwards to me.
At least in the use case I have.
I have two models:
DvInterval:
lower = models.CharField(max_length=110)
upper = models.CharField(max_length=110)
...
ReferenceRange:
...
data_range = models.ForeignKey(DvInterval)
Since a ReferenceRange may have many DvIntervals defined I would like to
be able to edit them on the ReferenceRange admin page in a StackedInline.
Kind of makes sense, right? Add the intervals for this range. At least
that is what my users want.
But the functionality of inlines wants me to put the ReferenceRange(s) on
the DvIntervals page. Most intervals will only be on one ReferenceRange
but a ReferenceRange may have several intervals.
Where is my modeling mistake?
Thanks.
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