- [inlines.js] Fixed severe bug with number of TOTAL_FORMS when adding a new nested
- [tabular.html] Fixed look 'n feel of the nested table (dynamic colspan handling)
- [admin.py] Fixed exception using it with a no-deletable inline
- [project structure] Deleted inlines.min.js
- [admin.py] NestedModelAdmin was pointing to wrong js filename
- [admin.py] Fixed a bug that would be skip any custom validation in clean() method
- [admin.py] [Big thanks to @nastasi-oq] Fixed a bug that would be raise exception if save_as_new enabled
Patches have been submitted, and repositories forked, but no one likes to use either one. Now, nested inlines are available in an easy-to-install package.
The Javascript portion of this app is currently buggy. The Python portion should be solid. Please test and file issues and pull requests to improve it!
pip install -e git+git://github.com/spanishdict/django-nested-inlines.git@<commit hash you want>#egg=django-nested-inlines
nested_inlines.admin
contains three ModelAdmin
subclasses to enable
nested inline support: NestedModelAdmin
, NestedStackedInline
, and
NestedTabularInline
. To use them:
- Add
nested_inlines
to yourINSTALLED_APPS
beforedjango.contrib.admin
. This is because this app overrides certain admin templates and media. - Import
NestedModelAdmin
,NestedStackedInline
, andNestedTabularInline
wherever you want to use nested inlines. - On admin classes that will contain nested inlines, use
NestedModelAdmin
rather than the standardModelAdmin
. - On inline classes, use
Nested
versions instead of the standard ones. - Add an
inlines = [MyInline,]
attribute to your inlines and watch the magic happen.
from django.contrib import admin
from nested_inlines.admin import NestedModelAdmin, NestedStackedInline, NestedTabularInline
from models import A, B, C
class MyNestedInline(NestedTabularInline):
model = C
class MyInline(NestedStackedInline):
model = B
inlines = [MyNestedInline,]
class MyAdmin(NestedModelAdmin):
inlines = [MyInline,]
admin.site.register(A, MyAdmin)
This package is mainly the work of other developers. I've only taken their patches and packaged them nicely for ease of use. Credit goes to:
- Gargamel for providing the base patch on the Django ticket.
- Stefan Klug for providing a fork with the patch applied, and for bugfixes.