51 - Admin Inlines for Foreign Keys - Python & Django 3.2 Tutorial Series
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- 51 - Admin Inlines for Foreign Keys - Python & Django 3.2 Tutorial Series
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Thank you SO much! GREATE videos!!
Great! This really helped! Thank you :)
that you so much sir!
Amazing
I don't understand one thing why all yt shows single use case for stackinline, I am getting trouble with validation, stackinline not form validating when add/update the via buttons
Hi there, I've been following along through these tutorials since the initial TryDjango Tutorial Series (Really big fan here!) I'm pretty excited to continue following through with my hopes of creating a full stack page in the near future but realized that I'm a creative loss! I'm pretty competent with learning Django and utilizing APIs but I don't know what my first project should be. I was hoping someone here might have some good knowledge on simple starter project ideas that I could use with Spotify's API to work on. Have any good ideas, after I finish this series I plan to pick a project and get to coding! Thanks for the tutorial videos, your the best :)
It seems nobody noticed that the Change User page fell apart after using UserAdmin inlines. Actually it doesn't load the original page, the fields are mixed, and some text is missing. The Add User page is much worse. Did someone solve this issue? I know this is a 3 years old video, but the issue exists yet and I don't find any solutions.
Well explained. But how can we show tabular online data in the frontend / HTML template.
hi, in my django when i add 'user' in admin.py (recipes) have issue
m: (admin.E035) The value of 'readonly_fields[0]' is not a callable, an attribute of 'RecipeAdmin', or
an attribute of 'recipes.Recipe'.←[0m
how can i fix that?
Do you have it in a repo or can you post a gist in GitHub?