Hi Gael, please take the time to look into my Datashackle prototype (datashackle.net ):
>> > Django admin ui is not very usefull. I've made a lot of Django sites and > the admin UI is reserved to... admins eg: developers or advanced users. > Except if you have a very simple app but we are not building blogs. > > For me the important thing is the ability to build a form from a model and > to be able to: > You can create several forms for any given model and can choose from several widgets to represent the model's attributes (they correlate with table columns) > > - hiding/deleting some fields > You can choose freely which fields are shown in the form. > - overriding a field widget for a field type or a specific field > > - adding/inserting custom fields > - manage some fieldsets - splitting a model in 2 forms and/or combining > some forms > Several forms per model is possible. You can also embed forms of another domain model into an existing form. E.g. Visualize 1:n or m:n relations. > - overriding a form template easily to be able to set custom > labels/errors/fields position/tags. That's something I like in django [1] > Except that you can't override the behavior of label_tag. > > Once you get that it's "easy" to build an admin UI. You can have a default > listing to show all records and filtering/sorting on some fields values > > > That's all done in FormAlchemy/pyramid_**formalchemy but.. unfortunately, > as the maintainer, I admit that the code is a bit ugly and I no longer have > some time to clean and maintain it... Mostly because my company only use... > Django. > > My 2 cents > > -- > Gael > > Cheers, Michael -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "pylons-discuss" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/pylons-discuss?hl=en.
