I am using all auth and created another model ambassadors. I have currently the issue that Django Administration shows me these both models now in two different boxes. Does anyone know how to combine these?
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My goal is to have
Accounts:
Email-Addresses
Ambassdadors
Use django plugin. It Reorder apps in admin index - this will allow you to position most used apps in top of the page, instead of listing apps alphabetically.
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-modeladmin-reorder
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What I wanted should be the so-called bulk-operations, i.e. on Django admin, for a Django model there could be many objects created, and we can select multiple of them and delete.
However, when I registered Django models in Wagtail, the Wagtail admin doesn't show anything similar to Django bulk operations.
And I searched for a while, looks like bulk operations are not supported in Wagtail admin?
Any other alternative we could use for Wagtail?
As of Wagtail 2.9, I don't think it's possible to bulk select pages, but you can do so with snippets.
You can submit a feature request regarding bulk selections in page lists on GitHub, but search first if such a request already exists before creating a new one.
I would like to embed front end views in my django admin site at any possible specified locale, maybe in a class or site admin dashboard;anywhere I feel is the best option.. Tried out a few git projects but seems they are not compatible with current django versions..any one offering any idea?!
The Django Admin site is intentionally a separate site, with its own views.
In any app you can make functions that compute various values; but the Admin for that app will need to define its own views, using whatever functions you like.
I am learning Django, I saw so many videos of DJango.
I just wanted to know one thing that can we create an app (like login app, or contact app) without registering it into in admin (admin.py).
Off course it should have model etc to save the contact details or login details etc. Is it possible in Django ?
Just don't create your admin.py file or not register the model that you don't want to see there. Django admin is fully optional.
I'm creating a site that will allow users to authenticate via Facebook and create content.
Should I use the Django admin interface for content creation or would it be smarter to create my own interface. If I should roll my own are there any good tutorials about this?
You can use admin login page and with custom URL redirection. Here is the working example for facebook authentication.
https://github.com/sivaa/django-social-auth-facebook
As a general rule, the django admin is best for validating your models during development and testing; and should not be used as a front end user interface.
Since each site/application has their own unique requirements, it is difficult to recommend a tutorial. Once you are familiar with django, you will find the following libraries helpful:
django-bootstrap-toolkit - this integrates the the excellent bootstrap css/javascript framework in django.
django-social-auth - allows your users to login using their social network credentials.
pinax project - a collection of common utilities for developing just about any kind of front end website.
For customizing the existing admin application:
grappelli - a custom skin for the admin
django-frontendadmin - edit models in the front end using template tags
django-admin-tools - customized widgets and UI elements for the admin application
I tried to find a way to use the filter that gives the Django Admin in my applications, as you know by just adding "list_filter" in admin.py, to enter the Admin, our results can be filtered, I would like know if there are ways to use the same application but in my own projects
Thanks!!
You can use ListView and add a filter form to context. It's not like "add one line to admin class" but it does not need much time to do too.
Django has lots of magic in admin site because built-in powerful admin site is one of Django's killer features. So it works out-of-the-box without setting up static url and with only tiny admin module linking your models. But all this magic is not isolated and in most cases cannot be used outside the admin.