viewflow frontend has nested menu - https://github.com/viewflow/viewflow/blob/master/viewflow/frontend/templates/viewflow/menu.html
@kmmbvnr do you have an example where you use ModelFormSetField with some initial queryset? when I use modelformset_factory (django's inbuilt), I can simply pass queryset argument there to instantiate it. The problem is that when I use this modelformset_factory's instance in material's form as a field (ModelFormSetField), I guess I need to instantiate it at that form's init method, but I'm not sure how
basically what I want to achieve is pretty simple - e.g. classic 'books & authors' example: make a view which shows all books of some author (filtered Queryset) as ModelFormSetField and so we can update/create new ones in bulk
Just use InlineFormsetField http://docs.viewflow.io/forms_formsets.html#material.forms.InlineFormSetField
Never mind. Got it
jquery.formset.js is showing up in my sources. I'm not sure what's wrong.
@kmmbvnr the description on 'get_template_names' of 'DeleteModelView' is wrong - it doesn't look for '<app_label>/<model_label>_delete.html' template but rather '<app_label>/<model_label>_confirm_delete.html' template as the default template_name_suffix = '_confirm_delete' and not '_delete'
e.g. list_display = ('employee'), list_filter_class = filters.MyFilter; and MyFilter has has employee = django_filters.ChoiceFilter(widget=AjaxModelSelect(lookups=['first_nameicontains', 'last_nameicontains']))
something like this: https://codepen.io/pranesh-r/pen/yawzbW?editors=0010 but 'X' is more than enough
CRUD ERROR!
I'm trying to implemnent a CRUD view
My model: Item
app/urls.pyurlpatterns = [
url('^$', generic.RedirectView.as_view(url='./itens/', permanent=False), name="index"),
url('^itens/', include(ItemViewSet().urls)),
]
Global Urlsurlpatterns = [
url(r'', include(frontend_urls)),
]
When I try to access the url /itens, I get the error:
Reverse for 'item_add' not found. 'item_add' is not a valid view function or pattern name.
what is my mistake?
With django-material is possible to implement (without use admin) a table like this?
https://codepen.io/Sidon/pen/dZyMyM
https://codepen.io/Sidon/pen/dZyMyM
You can read more about provided functionality in the documentation
I'm trying to understand the class design under the form generator but unfortunately I'm not a python developer ... I "think" the code that generates the material form markup is under django-material/material/base.py am I correct?
markup is generated from django templates https://github.com/viewflow/django-material/tree/master/material/templates/material
@kmmbvnr Mikhail - the material frontend uses templates that are 'dashboard' like type of templates. Do you have some templates for regular user site? For example: at some point I will have to build a catalogue type of view for our products for anonymous users; then if they register they can put the prodcuts in their carts and from that point the dashboard style will be useful
but for 'about', 'home', 'info', 'catalogue', 'product detail' etc type of views, the dashboard kind of view is kind of overkill I think as the topbar and navitems take too much space
Yes, I know; I meant it more as - whether you have some basic templates for the use cases I mentioned above (they are common in like 50%+ of all projects) so that I don't have to start from scratch =). One of the reasons why I use your framework is so that I don't have to touch html/js/css, and when I do, it's just to do some quick/small adjustments.
