Changes between Version 23 and Version 24 of NewformsAdminBranch

Timestamp:

Apr 27, 2007, 11:19:40 AM (18 years ago)

Author:

Malcolm Tredinnick

Comment:

Formatting fixes (use Wiki formatting instead of ReST in the wiki)

NewformsAdminBranch

@@ -77 +77 @@
 With this example, if you go to {{{/book_admin/}}}, you'll get a Django admin site for the {{{Book}}} and {{{Author}}} models. If you go to {{{/music_admin/}}}, you'll get a Django admin site for the {{{Musician}}} and {{{Instrument}}} models.
 
-Admin options -- the inner {{{class Admin}}} -- have changed, too. Models no longer use an inner class to declare their admin site options. In fact, **all admin functionality has been decoupled from the model syntax**! How, then, do we declare admin options? Like this:
+Admin options -- the inner {{{class Admin}}} -- have changed, too. Models no longer use an inner class to declare their admin site options. In fact, '''all admin functionality has been decoupled from the model syntax'''! How, then, do we declare admin options? Like this:
 
 {{{
@@ -109 +109 @@
 (Yes, in this example, the admin options still live in the {{{models.py}}} file. But there's nothing that requires them to do so. The only requirement is that the {{{register()}}} calls are executed at some point, and putting them in the {{{models.py}}} is an easy way to ensure that. We'll likely come up with a nice convention for specifying admin options, perhaps in a file called {{{admin.py}}}.)
 
-You'll notice the {{{BookOptions}}} class looks a lot like the old-style {{{class Admin}}}. Almost all of the old {{{class Admin}}} options work exactly the same, with one or two exceptions. (For the options that have changed, we've made them **much** more powerful.) In addition to the classic options such as {{{list_display}}} and {{{ordering}}}, the {{{ModelAdmin}}} class introduces a wealth of extra hooks you can use to customize the admin site for that particular model. For example:
+You'll notice the {{{BookOptions}}} class looks a lot like the old-style {{{class Admin}}}. Almost all of the old {{{class Admin}}} options work exactly the same, with one or two exceptions. (For the options that have changed, we've made them '''much''' more powerful.) In addition to the classic options such as {{{list_display}}} and {{{ordering}}}, the {{{ModelAdmin}}} class introduces a wealth of extra hooks you can use to customize the admin site for that particular model. For example:
 
 {{{