Hi Tom, I would do something like this:
https://gist.github.com/joshcartme/6856ee5e35c7a6456d9e
I just through that together so there probably are typos and missing
imports, but it's a pattern I've used many times.
If you follow that, you second level inline will have a link that says
Edit third
Is it possible to nest inline admins in pace admins in mezzanine?
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Hi Tom, I'm guessing you meant page. The answer is yes.
Do something like this in your admin.py:
from mezzanine.pages.admin import PageAdmin
from .models import MyPageModel
...set up some inlines here...
class MyPageModelAdmin(PageAdmin):
inlines = ['whatever', 'inlines', 'you', 'want']
Hi Josh,
Yes, s/pace/page/. Typing on a phone late at night, I'm afraid.
I don't quite get what you've suggested. Won't that give me several
inlines one after the other? What I mean is a model like this:
class TopLevel(Page):
pass
class SecondLevel(Orderable):
Hi Tom. For your particular requirements, I would say no, Mezzanine
lacks this feature. There are some projects out there that are meant to
do it for vanilla Django
https://github.com/s-block/django-nested-inline and for Grappelli
https://github.com/datahub/grappelli-nested-inlines. In the
