I'm in the middle of converting a quixote app over to django. Like
many people when I saw the admin app, there was no turning back. I'm
trying to leverage the hell out of the admin component and so far the
magic genie has granted all my wishes. I'm curious, however, how close
I'm getting to the "wall" (there has to be one, no?). 90% of my
current functionality is doable via the admin so far. I'd be as happy
as a school girl if I can get the other 10% as well for "free" as it
were. So here are some general django admin app questions:
- Is there a way to have input fields that are only available to
certain users/groups?
- Is there a way to have certain filters on as default? (Instead of
set to "All")
- Is there a way to highlight certain rows with colors (e.g. if a row
meets a certain condition - e.g. a task past a due date highlighted in
red.)
- Is there a way to have certain rows not editable based on user/group
(e.g the mangager_signoff column is true so non manager users can't
modify this row any more)?
- Is there a reasonable way to add/remove buttons to/from the
save/delete buttons at the bottom of the create/update pages?
Thanks in advance.
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I'm in the middle of converting a quixote app over to django. Like
many people when I saw the admin app, there was no turning back. I'm
trying to leverage the hell out of the admin component and so far the
magic genie has granted all my wishes. I'm curious, however, how close
I'm getting to the "wall" (there has to be one, no?). 90% of my
current functionality is doable via the admin so far. I'd be as happy
as a school girl if I can get the other 10% as well for "free" as it
were. So here are some general django admin app questions:
- Is there a way to have input fields that are only available to
certain users/groups?
- Is there a way to have certain filters on as default? (Instead of
set to "All")
- Is there a way to highlight certain rows with colors (e.g. if a row
meets a certain condition - e.g. a task past a due date highlighted in
red.)
- Is there a way to have certain rows not editable based on user/group
(e.g the mangager_signoff column is true so non manager users can't
modify this row any more)?
- Is there a reasonable way to add/remove buttons to/from the
save/delete buttons at the bottom of the create/update pages?
Thanks in advance.
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