multi inline model

[anonymous]

I have this in my file admin.py :

class AInLine(admin.StackedInline):
    model = A
    
class BAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    model = B
    inlines = [AInLine]
    
class BInLine(admin.StackedInline):
    model = B

class CAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    model = C
    inlines = [BInLine]

In the admin interface

+ the inline model AInLine is in BAdmin form : it's correct.

+ the inline model BInLine in CAdmin form : it's correct.

But I don't have in CAdmin form the inline model AInLine, it's normal ?

Can i have multiple inline model in one form with my admin.py file ?

[Brian Rosner]

This is a user question and should not be asked on the ticket tracker. Please post your question on the django-users mailing list or in #django on freenode. You can have as many inlines in a ModelAdmin as you want. It is a list.

[Karen Tracey]

Beaten to the close! But I'll post this anyway since I think (though it isn't entirely clear from the description) that it's looking for nested, not simply multiple, inlines, and that's already requested in another ticket.

As written this ticket is more appropriate as a question on django-users -- you are asking if something is supported, not reporting a bug. Please do not use the tracker for support questions. As it is I think what you want nested inlines, which is #9025.

Also please do use the preview button, your code examples were hard to read as originally posted due to improper formatting.