Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed! All you need to do for this is head over to your admin.py, and import your form (the same form that you applied the widgets to) with *from .forms import YourForm* Then create a ModelAdmin with *class YourModelAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin): form = YourForm* Lastly, register the new form with *admin.site.register(YourModel, YourModelAdmin)* This is all you need, and the new widget will be applied to your admin form. I just wanted to get back to you quickly, and if you want more depth, I would be happy to make another video.
P.S. If you want to change anything for the admin form in specific (class variables or methods), go ahead and subclass a new form, and you can change whatever you like to suit your needs. *class YourNewForm(YourForm):* *class Meta(YourForm.Meta):* *# exclude = ()* *# or* *# fields = '__all__'* Don't forget to add this new form to the ModelAdmin instead. Cheers!
Thank you again for your quick response! In the meantime, I did also find a solution for my problem and want to share it here in case you or anyone else needs another approach. In the "admin.py" file: class YourModelAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin): list_display = ['field_1', 'field_2', 'field_3_notrailingzeros'] def field_3_notrailingzeros(self, obj): return format(obj.field_3, 'f') field_3_notrailingzeros.short_description = 'field_3 (no trailing 0s)' In general, I created a function inside my ModelAdmin to reformat my original field named 'field_3'. After that, in the list_display, I replaced that field with the new function's name. That's it! However, I still think you should make a video to introduce your solution as I see that RUclips videos on this topic are quite rare. Look forward to your next useful contents!
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Hi Daniel, thanks for great content!
Hope you can make a video on how to achieve the same result with Django's Admin page.
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed!
All you need to do for this is head over to your admin.py, and import your form (the same form that you applied the widgets to) with
*from .forms import YourForm*
Then create a ModelAdmin with
*class YourModelAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin): form = YourForm*
Lastly, register the new form with
*admin.site.register(YourModel, YourModelAdmin)*
This is all you need, and the new widget will be applied to your admin form. I just wanted to get back to you quickly, and if you want more depth, I would be happy to make another video.
P.S.
If you want to change anything for the admin form in specific (class variables or methods), go ahead and subclass a new form, and you can change whatever you like to suit your needs.
*class YourNewForm(YourForm):*
*class Meta(YourForm.Meta):*
*# exclude = ()*
*# or*
*# fields = '__all__'*
Don't forget to add this new form to the ModelAdmin instead. Cheers!
Thank you again for your quick response!
In the meantime, I did also find a solution for my problem and want to share it here in case you or anyone else needs another approach. In the "admin.py" file:
class YourModelAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
list_display = ['field_1', 'field_2', 'field_3_notrailingzeros']
def field_3_notrailingzeros(self, obj):
return format(obj.field_3, 'f')
field_3_notrailingzeros.short_description = 'field_3 (no trailing 0s)'
In general, I created a function inside my ModelAdmin to reformat my original field named 'field_3'. After that, in the list_display, I replaced that field with the new function's name. That's it!
However, I still think you should make a video to introduce your solution as I see that RUclips videos on this topic are quite rare. Look forward to your next useful contents!