Hello Aidas,
Exactly. You answered your question yourself.
Seems I'm on the right way then :-)
Thanks for anwering, I'll give it a try.
Regards,
Rob
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Exactly. You answered your question yourself. Just override the
existing urls putting them above the (r'^admin/',
include('django.contrib.admin.urls')).
For example:
(r'^admin/yourapp/yourmodel/add/$', 'yourproject.yourapp.views.yourmodel_add'),
(r'^admin/yourapp/yourmodel/(?P[0-9]+)/$',
'yourpr
On 20 dec, 10:54, "patrick k." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
do it like in any other application:
custom view, custom template, change urls
Hi Patrick,
That's exactely what I wanted to know for one exception.
How to call the custom view when using admin.?
By overriding the 'default' call:
(r'^a
do it like in any other application:
custom view, custom template, change urls
in the custom view, you could use a changemanipulator for your data
and a dict for your additional data.
for the template: just copy change_form.html and add your extra_data.
the view looks like this:
def custom_
For a model I want to add a custom manipulator which can be used in the
admin.
With this manipulator I want to be able to add an extra formfield for
displaying some additional data from a related object. There is no need
for database storage.
In this group I red that it isn't possible to extend
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