Re: Hide "Save and add another" in administration page

, stanleyxu2005 wrote: > Hi All, > > I have some problems with the integrated user profile module. > > When a user profile is going to be created, there are three buttons > below: "Save and add another", "Save and continue" and "Save". > > But no

Re: Hide "Save and add another" in administration page

t; Overrides the value of is_staff by saving this model """ obj.is_staff = obj.is_superuser obj.save() admin.site.unregister(User) admin.site.register(User, OverridenUserAdmin) On Jun 14, 1:59 pm, stanleyxu2005 wrote: > Hi All, > > I have some problems with the integrated user

Re: admin default field widget changing

Take a look at ModelAdmin.formfield_overrides On Jun 14, 1:35 am, Jeliuc Alexandr wrote: > Hello. > I want to change default text input widget in admin for CharField to > text area... > How can I do it? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django use

Hide "Save and add another" in administration page

Hi All, I have some problems with the integrated user profile module. When a user profile is going to be created, there are three buttons below: "Save and add another", "Save and continue" and "Save". But no matter which button I click, it will always enter the user profile page. (I am not sure,

Translation preprocessor intelligence

Hi All, I am writing a multi-language project. Most translatable strings are in templates. I override some django templates as well. When I run the translation preprocessor "python /usr/bin/django-admin.py makemessages -a", all translatable strings from those modified django templates appear in tr

Change password in administration page

Hi All again, The django "change password" way in user profile is IMO very programmer-oriented. In the password field, it shows "sha1$7b0a7$1132f5a57d65325337b25a162b04b40fa6d55f6f" something like that. And to goto the normal change password dialog, user must have to click the not very well visib

Model history in administration page

Hello All, I created a model and let it be shown in administration page. The model is very simple, it contains a description and an ip address. I created a demo model named "aaa". And then click the "History" button right top at the detail view of this model. But the action field is empty. I assu

User permission confusing

Hi All, I activated the admin module of django and I am now confused with the user permission. I logged in as administrator. I created an account "restricted_admin", activated "Staff status" and assigned "add/edit/delete user" permissions to him. Unexpectedly, he can create/edit/delete a superus

Re: Customization administration pages

Thanks, you made my day ^^) On Jun 7, 10:18 am, Daniel Roseman wrote: > On Jun 7, 9:01 am, stanleyxu2005 wrote: > > > Hi All, > > > I have two questions: > > > 1. The default title of adminstration page named "Django site admin". > > I want to rem

Customization administration pages

Hi All, I have two questions: 1. The default title of adminstration page named "Django site admin". I want to remove the prefix "Django" for production use. Is there any easy way to change the translatable string, besides editing the template in "/usr/lib/python/django/.../admin/base_site.html" o

how to use timezone of my computer

Hi All, I ran into a problem: If I do not configure TIME_ZONE in settings.py, it will use "America/Chicago" by default. However I just want to use the same setting as it in my linux system (openSUSE11). Is it possible Otherwise I have to configure the timezone setting for all my linux machines.

Re: programmatically changing language problem

I have solved this problem myself. I have to declare the following variable: LANGUAGES = ( ('de', 'German (Deutsch)'), ('en', 'English'), ) And then include the middleware "django.middleware.locale.LocaleMiddleware" On Aug 18, 11:20 am,

programmatically changing language problem

Hi All, after reading the django documentation, I still have problem with changing a language. I have create two languages: en_US and de_DE If I declare LANGUAGE_CODE='de_DE' in settings.py (without the middleware django.middleware.locale.LocaleMiddleware), my project will be translated into Ger