No, I haven't seen this, thank you for pointing me at that.
However, I think my "solution" is a much simpler one. You don't have
to write views, everything is set up automatically.
Also, the list of searchable models is generated automatically.
Of course, django-queries is a tool for people you
On 31/05/10 11:55, Guthy Peter wrote:
Dear Django users,
I have written a new module for Django: it's called django-queries,
and is sort of a mix between the Admin and the Databrowse products.
While the Admin interface is for entering data, django-queries is
intended for searching the entered in
You have much more freedom with defining search criteria.
In case of ForeignKeys, users can also select more then one related
object, so one can search for "books, that have genre Sci-Fi or
Fantasy".
Also, as it's noted in the documentation, you can define InlineQueries
(comparable to the InlineA
Hello.
Can You explain the difference between this module and filters and
search functionality of admin.modelAdmin?
What is its best?
On May 31, 1:55 pm, Guthy Peter wrote:
> Dear Django users,
>
> I have written a new module for Django: it's called django-queries,
> and is sort of a mix between
Dear Django users,
I have written a new module for Django: it's called django-queries,
and is sort of a mix between the Admin and the Databrowse products.
While the Admin interface is for entering data, django-queries is
intended for searching the entered information.
After defining the searchabl
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