this may be beyond the current abilities of the Django auto-generated
admin interface, but I thought I'd ask...
I have a class called "Customer" which has a one-to-many relationship
with "ServiceRequest". I've got that all working through the admin
interface and it's working fine, like this:
class ServiceRequestInline(admin.TabularInline):
model = ServiceRequest
extra = 3
class CustomerAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
fields = ['name','phone']
inlines = [ServiceRequestInline]
Now I want to have different subclasses of ServiceRequest. All my
ServiceRequests have the same attributes and methods, but the
implementations of the methods differ. (For example, the
"notify_team" method might set a flag in a database, or send an email,
or send an SMS, depending on the service type.)
Is there a way to tell the admin interface that I want the customer
page to allow the user to pick a subclass of service requests?
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