I don't think that this is easily doable, you would have to tweak both the
views and templates. However, whenever I think that a nested table would be
usable, I try to achieve the same functionality by implementing
filters/search on the models I'd like to see nested.
In your case, just add filtering (by customer)/searching on the User model,
and browse that directly.
Daniel
On Saturday, May 19, 2012 3:33:57 PM UTC+2, Aditya Sriram M wrote:
>
> I have an admin site with two models, Customer and Users with one-to-many
> relationship.
>
> Now when I display the customer in admin site, I wanted to display it's
> Users in a table format. Basic HTML formatted table works fine but its too
> rugged and not very attractive.
> Note: I do this by manually putting the for column headers and
> for each of the elements in a row.
>
> What are the options to display the users in a good table with all
> functionalities?
>
>
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