You can declare an attribute on your ModelForm class, called formfield_callback. This should be a function which takes a Django model Field instance as an argument, and returns a form Field instance to represent it in the form. Then all you have to do is look to see if the model field passed in is … Read more
Create a custom ModelForm for your ModelAdmin and add ‘widgets’ to its Meta class, like so: class StopAdminForm(forms.ModelForm): class Meta: model = Stop widgets = { ‘field_name’: ApproveStopWidget(), } fields=”__all__” class StopAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin): form = StopAdminForm Done! Documentation for this is sort of non-intuitively placed in the ModelForm docs, without any mention to it given in … Read more
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