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In the Django admin each app you have registered with the admin gets its own section. I want to add a custom section for reporting that isn't associated with any app. How do I do that?
Started by Jason Christa on
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Create an admin/ directory in your project templates directory, and copy the file django/contrib/admin/templates/admin/index....
To add a section not associated with an app, you'll have to override the admin index template.
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H guys, Django admin, all section (menu links) come form models with database table, but, what happen if i need a section without model (no database table) that bring me data from other section with model?
Any idea?
Thanks
Started by Asinox on
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It looks like you want to add new admin urls with your own customized views and template: link text.
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Hy,
I'm wondering what's the best way to create an Admin (backend) section in a Grails app ?
I want to create an Admin folder in the Controllers folder of Grail to put all my admin controllers. But Then will I have to create manually the URL mapping for...
Started by Wickramben on
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Stick....
My preference for this is to have a separate application for admin.
You could create your admin controllers like any other controller and use a filter to make sure only logged in users with admin privilages can access them.
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Is it possible to edit an entrie's status outside the admin section? I want to be able to open and close entries from the front page.
Started by Kevin Brown on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Http://www.3roadsmedia.com/use-a-modal....
Here is a detailed how-to on inline editing with EE and Ajax .
Seems like you can do inline editing with a little work though .
There has to be some kind of php hook!
This isn't default EE behavior .
No you can't...
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In every large application there is an ADMIN section.
In such cases, when not using ZF, I usually put all the admin stuff in a separate directory with extra security measures (like adding .htaccess based authentication and/or a second login etc). This...
Started by Itay Moav on
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You can have a default module to contain non-admin stuff, and an admin module to contain everything....
You could use the apache alias directice to put check out using modules with ZF .
Deciding where the admin utility should be available.
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Hi
Normally my URLs look like the standard: www.example.com/controller/action
Now I want to setup my administration section like:
www.example.com/admin/ www.example.com/admin/user/list www.example.com/admin/content/add etc.
So the format is: www.example...
Started by mrblah on
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You just need to map a new path with the 'admin' section hardcoded at the beginning of the route( "Default", "admin/{controller}/{action}/{id}", new { controller = "Home", action = "Index", id = "" } );
Note: the 'admin' part....
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I am working on my first Rails application and want to create an admin section.
Do I want to keep my views and controllers completely separate (that is, in separate directories) for the admin section and the rest of the site?
How can I organize my views...
Started by Abi Noda on
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To create your admin controllers:
script/generate controller admin/articles
Then in your routes.rb file
map.resource :admin do |admin| admin.resources :articles, :path_prefix => "admin", :name_prefix => "admin....
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Is this a common task in your Drupal work when you're asked to create a custom admin section in Drupal for your content?
For instance, you have a few content types and user wants not only to view them, but to search using different filters, to add new...
Started by PHP thinker on
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What we've decided to do is go ahead and create a whole new section within the admin just this method over having several different admin pages with different pieces of functionality on each one section or a new....
Structure.
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After upgrading to Drupal 6.12 I can no longer access the admin section on my site - I get a page not found error.
Things I've been able to test/check:
I have clean URLs enabled but trying to bypass them doesn't work either, and urls in the rest of the...
Started by Robert MacLean on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Thanks.
Set status=0 where name='update'
I had the same problem all the admin/* links didn't works.
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I've been looking at the remove_action() call, which works for some elements, but I'm not sure it works for the CSS in the header. I could manually edit the place where the CSS is loaded, but I'd rather do it through a plugin.
wp_admin_css_color
wp_admin...
Started by American Yak on
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Interestingly, I could not get this fix.
I actually came up with a solution to this, after(), as well as a wp_admin_css hook to override the default theme.
Know how relevant it is for WP's admin area.
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