On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 11:47 PM, patrickk wrote:
> @jannis: no, it isn´t. I thinkg you are able to _add_ js to your admin
> views, but you´re not able to _remove_ javascripts. there´s still way
> too much hardcoded stuff with the admin-interface (IMO).
>
> I hope that including jquery with the ad
@jannis: no, it isn´t. I thinkg you are able to _add_ js to your admin
views, but you´re not able to _remove_ javascripts. there´s still way
too much hardcoded stuff with the admin-interface (IMO).
I hope that including jquery with the admin-interface is not a big
mistake in the long run.
regards
Hi Jedie,
> In my own project i already have jQuery saved in my own media dir and
> i added in my own /admin/base_site.html file. So in some admin views i
> have two jQuery included.
Isn't Django's media handling capable to help in case you want to use your own
version of a JavaScript file shipp
I notice that jQuery comes into django with
http://code.djangoproject.com/changeset/12297
In my own project i already have jQuery saved in my own media dir and
i added in my own /admin/base_site.html file. So in some admin views i
have two jQuery included. That's not really good.
Managing CSS/JS
