Carlos Yoder escribió:
> Do you know of a way to configure and alter this behaviour?
No. But it could probably be achieved playing with the admin CSS.
Javier.
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> I'd do it the "classic" way.
Thank you Javier, that did it.
Little thing remains though. My admin console for a Car is quite
large, and it's organized neatly using Admin.fields. However, the
SpecialPrices table (linked here using edit_inline=True), always
appear at the end of the page.
Do you
Carlos Yoder escribió:
> The problem is, I don't know how to do this in Django. I tried doing:
Well, I'm new to django, but I don't believe that the ManytoMany field
could be used this way. It can for sure relate both tables (user and
car), but I don't know how to add a third value.
I'd do it
I guess I found a lead at tests\modeltests\m2m_intermediary\
if anyone knows if that's correct (or wrong as hell), please let me know :-)
On 7/17/06, Carlos Yoder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I'm building a sort of b2b app that lists a car catalogue. A car can
> have multiple 'speci
Hello!
I'm building a sort of b2b app that lists a car catalogue. A car can
have multiple 'special prices', linked to groups of wholesalers. So
when wholesaler W logs into the app, he should see a 'special price
just for you' control, displaying the proper price.
In a custom app I'd have a 'mod
Hello,
I have problems with many-to-many model. Look at this please:
from django.core import meta
class Model1(meta.Model):
attr1 = meta.CharField(maxlength=10)
class META:
admin = meta.Admin()
class Model2(meta.Model):
attr2 = meta.ManyToManyField(Model1)
class
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