Thanks for your help. Perhaps I should have been more clear and
included more information, because that is exactly what I was asking
about. I was hoping that someone had already solved this problem and
could fill me in on how they got it working. Btw, my first post was
written in pieces while d
On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 10:20 AM, Bryan wrote:
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> So, my "solution" was to duplicate this logic in my admin class, and
> it works just fine now. Anyone have any better ideas?
Base your admin class on the UserAdmin class. Inherit whatever you need from
it and override whatever you want to cust
Hi All,
Just a quick query to see if anyone has any ideas on this one.
I have a model in my application that inherits from the django User
model. In the admin site, without any extra configuration (just using
ModelAdmin), I get a standard edit form with the custom model's fields
as well as the
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