I am seeking guidance on how to add a single field to a group of fields within a fieldset in DjangoAdmin. Currently, I have the following setup: class SecretarioAdmin(UserAdmin): model=Secretario def get_fieldsets(self, request, obj=None): ...
I'm currently facing an issue with django-markitup AJAX call conflicting with django's CSRF protection. To resolve this, I have decided to upgrade my jQuery version to 1.5+. Upon examining the contrib.admin.templates.base.html file, I noticed that JavaScr ...
After developing a web application using Django Rest Framework and React, I faced an issue during deployment on IIS. While the deployment is successful, I encountered a problem with the Django Admin where the styles were not displaying properly. This led t ...
While I have some experience with Django, implementing roles is a new challenge for me. I am looking to create two roles (Manager and Normal User) across three different departments. Managers should have access to all company dashboards, while Normal Users ...
Despite having all the static files in place, only the plain HTML loads without any styles for some unknown reason. I've attempted using collectstatic and even setting up a new project, but to no avail. STATIC_URL is also properly specified along with ...
I'm currently facing an issue with a seemingly simple task. I have editable models (Prodotto, Comune) displayed as "addable" fields in the form below. However, I want to remove the + (add) button for these specific fields without disabling the ability ...
Currently, I am using a Django admin StackedInline setup like this: class BookInline(admin.StackedInline): model = Book.subject.through verbose_name = 'Book' verbose_name_plural = 'Books associated with this subject' cla ...
One issue I have encountered is that many Django admin plugins come with their own version of jQuery, which can cause conflicts when trying to use them together. For example, I've run into this problem with django-markitup and django-sortable. Is th ...
As per the Django Admin site documentation, I have discovered that I can customize ModelAdmin.add_view to inject a custom view. My intention is to include a TemplateView to modify an admin page for adding or changing models. This unique view will feature ...
Working with a specific model in Django admin interface, I have implemented custom validation and save methods. Here is an example: class DailyActivitiesAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin): form= MyCustomFormForm def save_model(self, request, obj, form, change) ...
Is it possible to utilize the authentication system provided by Django User models for models that subclass Abstract Base User models? If not, what alternative options are available? Additionally, how can we configure ModelAdmin to grant admin access to ...