Just an aside on this, after the ORM, the admin has the second highest
number of open accepted tickets. If we could bring that down, adding
features would be cool, but it's a bit "Gulp" at the moment, if you take my
meaning.
> Note that django-admin-views is not compatible with Django 2.1.
Ar
;> get_urls(). What is missing however is a way to expose them in the admin
>> index page.
>>
>> Frank Wiles created the (now abandoned) django-admin-views package [1] as
>> a workaround and there are many questions regarding this in StackOverflow
>> [2][3][4][5].
page.
>
> Frank Wiles created the (now abandoned) django-admin-views package [1] as
> a workaround and there are many questions regarding this in StackOverflow
> [2][3][4][5].
>
> What do you think about exposing custom views in admin index page via a
> new ModelAdmin.extra_vie
is in StackOverflow
> [2][3][4][5].
>
> What do you think about exposing custom views in admin index page via a
> new ModelAdmin.extra_views attribute?
> extra_views would be a list of dictionaries/objects with 'url' and 'name'
> fields.
>
> They woul
this in StackOverflow
[2][3][4][5].
What do you think about exposing custom views in admin index page via a new
ModelAdmin.extra_views attribute?
extra_views would be a list of dictionaries/objects with 'url' and 'name'
fields.
They would be visible in the index page with the
