Bug in custom AdminSite #101
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Hi @pandichef, thank you for reporting this. I have never used multiple admin sites before, so not sure what would be the proper way to fix this. Do you have any ideas? |
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Proper, no. I just created a regular admin for now to handle the exception. Btw, as an aside, I couldn't get "suggest_options" to work in a schema used in a non-admin view. It's not critical for my use case, but I wanted you to know. Notwithstanding the above, super package! |
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Resolve ivelum#101 I'm also working with multiple sites and my solution was to use the name of the site according to the admin_site of the class. This way it could make the app more dynamic and without any negative effects.
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Resolve #101 I'm also working with multiple sites and my solution was to use the name of the site according to the admin_site of the class. This way it could make the app more dynamic and without any negative effects.
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I have multiple admin sites as described here.
I'm getting
Reverse for 'djangoql_syntax_help' not found. 'djangoql_syntax_help' is not a valid view function or pattern name.It's happening at
<a href="{% url 'admin:djangoql_syntax_help' %}" class="djangoql-help">inerror_message.html.I fixed it by creating a regular admin for now (which I only use to patch this error).
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