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Older Sep 11, 2009 issue 6 (Using a button element for the 'Go' button causes problems o...) Status changed by devin.carlen - Fixed issue by splitting the <button type="submit" ...> tag into a <input type="hidden"> and a separate <button type="submit">. Status: Fixed Fixed issue by splitting the <button type="submit" ...> tag into a <input type="hidden"> and a separate <button type="submit">. Status: Fixed Sep 11, 2009 issue 12 (IE7 action index wrong ('Go' instead of integer), no validat...) Status changed by devin.carlen - Status: Fixed Status: Fixed Sep 11, 2009 r78 (Modified actions.html to fix IE7 compatibility issues with <...) committed by devin.carlen - Modified actions.html to fix IE7 compatibility issues with <button type="submit"> tags Modified actions.html to fix IE7 compatibility issues with <button type="submit"> tags Mar 24, 2009 issue 12 (IE7 action index wrong ('Go' instead of integer), no validat...) reported by oleg.podsadny - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. open it in ie7. 2. select one of custom actions. 3. press Go Expected index of action - got 'Go'. Maybe there's validation needed What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. open it in ie7. 2. select one of custom actions. 3. press Go Expected index of action - got 'Go'. Maybe there's validation needed Mar 23, 2009 issue 11 (recent django trunk breaks batchadmin because of changes to ...) reported by mcallister.sean - The __init__ method of ChangeList now takes an extra parameter model_admin.list_editable, this patch reflects the changes in batchadmin. The __init__ method of ChangeList now takes an extra parameter model_admin.list_editable, this patch reflects the changes in batchadmin. Mar 22, 2009 issue 6 (Using a button element for the 'Go' button causes problems o...) commented on by kyle.fox - Based on formatting / bugs, it's safe to assume batchadmin wasn't even tested on IE7. Based on formatting / bugs, it's safe to assume batchadmin wasn't even tested on IE7. Mar 17, 2009 issue 2 (Allow actions to declare their required permissions) commented on by leith.john - here is a patch that will allow the users to use a decorator on their views just like they do normally. here is a patch that will allow the users to use a decorator on their views just like they do normally. Feb 03, 2009 r77 (Better matching with Admin style thanks to Wilson Miner.) committed by exogen - Better matching with Admin style thanks to Wilson Miner. Better matching with Admin style thanks to Wilson Miner. Nov 20, 2008 issue 10 (Batch admin topbar is shown for empty changelists) reported by tadamcik - Not sure if this is a typo or if it has been done on purpose, but when cl.paginator.count is empty the batchadmin top bar is shown. IMHO this should be hidden, if this was done on purpose and the behavior isn't changed I can all ways drop a patched template in my locale template folder ;) Not sure if this is a typo or if it has been done on purpose, but when cl.paginator.count is empty the batchadmin top bar is shown. IMHO this should be hidden, if this was done on purpose and the behavior isn't changed I can all ways drop a patched template in my locale template folder ;) Nov 20, 2008 issue 9 (Hide batchadmin when batch_actions is empty) reported by tadamcik - On our site we want to use batchadmin in our base ModelAdmin, however we don't want batch_actions on all models and given an empty action list we don't want to show batchadmin stuff. Currently we have "fixed" this in our sub-classed init method, the attached patch is more or less identical with the relevant part of our custom init. On our site we want to use batchadmin in our base ModelAdmin, however we don't want batch_actions on all models and given an empty action list we don't want to show batchadmin stuff. Currently we have "fixed" this in our sub-classed init method, the attached patch is more or less identical with the relevant part of our custom init. Nov 03, 2008 issue 8 (Trying to add stuff to block extrahead for admin/change_list...) reported by st...@telcotec.se - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Create templates/admin/<app>/<obj>/change_list.html with: {% block extrahead %} <META HTTP-EQUIV=REFRESH CONTENT=10> {% endblock %} What is the expected output? Automated page refresh every 10 seconds. What do you see instead? Nothing. What version of the product are you using? Django from svn trunk revision 9333. Batchadmin from svn trunk revision 76. On what operating system? OpenSuSE Linux 10.3. Please provide any additional information below. Ch 17 of the Django book documents ways of overriding parts of admin templates using the method above. However, when using batchadmin it seems to be broken to some extent. Or it's simply a case of misunderstanding. I'm trying to add the REFRESH for a specific objects change list page and no others. Is there a way to accomplish this and still use batchadmin? Without batchadmin it works as advertised. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Create templates/admin/<app>/<obj>/change_list.html with: {% block extrahead %} <META HTTP-EQUIV=REFRESH CONTENT=10> {% endblock %} What is the expected output? Automated page refresh every 10 seconds. What do you see instead? Nothing. What version of the product are you using? Django from svn trunk revision 9333. Batchadmin from svn trunk revision 76. On what operating system? OpenSuSE Linux 10.3. Please provide any additional information below. Ch 17 of the Django book documents ways of overriding parts of admin templates using the method above. However, when using batchadmin it seems to be broken to some extent. Or it's simply a case of misunderstanding. I'm trying to add the REFRESH for a specific objects change list page and no others. Is there a way to accomplish this and still use batchadmin? Without batchadmin it works as advertised. Oct 23, 2008 issue 7 (Use batchadmin for Sites, Users, and Groups models) reported by prufrocks - Is there an easy way to get models like Users, Groups, and Sites to use batchadmin? And create custom actions for them as well? Is there an easy way to get models like Users, Groups, and Sites to use batchadmin? And create custom actions for them as well? Oct 10, 2008 issue 6 (Using a button element for the 'Go' button causes problems o...) commented on by gurge...@free.fr - I've run in to the same bug, using IE6 on XP and batchadmin r26. I followed the link above, then googled for more information about form problems with IE. I found for example: http://allinthehead.com/retro/330/coping-with-internet-explorers-mishandling-of-buttons http://www.mezzoblue.com/archives/2008/09/17/anchor_butto/ Altogether, a lot of confusion about the nature of the problem and possible solutions :-( In my case, I finally settled on a easy solution: if you display the action form ONCE (either top or bottom), then you no longer have to decide which form the user clicked on. The troublesome code (lines 93-98) can then be stripped out and replaced by 'action_form = self.batch_action_form(request.POST, auto_id=None)'. I've run in to the same bug, using IE6 on XP and batchadmin r26. I followed the link above, then googled for more information about form problems with IE. I found for example: http://allinthehead.com/retro/330/coping-with-internet-explorers-mishandling-of-buttons http://www.mezzoblue.com/archives/2008/09/17/anchor_butto/ Altogether, a lot of confusion about the nature of the problem and possible solutions :-( In my case, I finally settled on a easy solution: if you display the action form ONCE (either top or bottom), then you no longer have to decide which form the user clicked on. The troublesome code (lines 93-98) can then be stripped out and replaced by 'action_form = self.batch_action_form(request.POST, auto_id=None)'. Oct 09, 2008 issue 6 (Using a button element for the 'Go' button causes problems o...) reported by martin.ostrovsky - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. After installing batchadmin, try to delete a model using IE6 2. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? This was from the stack trace in django: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'Go' File "PATH/batchadmin/admin.py" in changelist_view 93. action_index = int(request.POST.get('index', 0)) What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? IE6 and batchadmin-0.1, Parallels on OS X Please provide any additional information below. I think the solution is to not use the button element and use an input of type submit. More info here: http://lists.evolt.org/archive/Week-of-Mon-20001002/017911.html What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. After installing batchadmin, try to delete a model using IE6 2. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? This was from the stack trace in django: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'Go' File "PATH/batchadmin/admin.py" in changelist_view 93. action_index = int(request.POST.get('index', 0)) What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? IE6 and batchadmin-0.1, Parallels on OS X Please provide any additional information below. I think the solution is to not use the button element and use an input of type submit. More info here: http://lists.evolt.org/archive/Week-of-Mon-20001002/017911.html Sep 30, 2008 issue 5 (BatchAdmin + OSMGeoAdmin) reported by dane.springmeyer - To get the OSMGeoAdmin subclass (part of django.contrib.gis.admin) working with BatchModelAdmin, I was happy to see it would be as simple as switching out the imports seen in the attached diff. Nice app. However, it does make me wonder whether this could be even easier if added as some kind of settings override... For a sample of the OSMGeoAdmin, see: http://code.google.com/p/geodjango-basic-apps/ To get the OSMGeoAdmin subclass (part of django.contrib.gis.admin) working with BatchModelAdmin, I was happy to see it would be as simple as switching out the imports seen in the attached diff. Nice app. However, it does make me wonder whether this could be even easier if added as some kind of settings override... For a sample of the OSMGeoAdmin, see: http://code.google.com/p/geodjango-basic-apps/ Sep 30, 2008 issue 4 (BatchAdmin + OSMGeoAdmin) reported by dane.springmeyer - To get the OSMGeoAdmin subclass (part of django.contrib.gis.admin) working with BatchModelAdmin, I was happy to see it would be as simple as switching out the imports seen in the attached diff. Nice app. However, it does make me wonder whether this could be even easier if added as some kind of settings override... For a sample of the OSMGeoAdmin, see: http://code.google.com/p/geodjango-basic-apps/ To get the OSMGeoAdmin subclass (part of django.contrib.gis.admin) working with BatchModelAdmin, I was happy to see it would be as simple as switching out the imports seen in the attached diff. Nice app. However, it does make me wonder whether this could be even easier if added as some kind of settings override... For a sample of the OSMGeoAdmin, see: http://code.google.com/p/geodjango-basic-apps/ Sep 19, 2008 r76 (Fixed model_format_dict bug in release 0.1) committed by exogen - Fixed model_format_dict bug in release 0.1 Fixed model_format_dict bug in release 0.1 Sep 19, 2008 r75 (Wrong file. ) committed by exogen - Wrong file. Wrong file. Sep 19, 2008 r74 (Fixed bug in util.py. ) committed by exogen - Fixed bug in util.py. Fixed bug in util.py. Sep 19, 2008 r73 (Added info to setup.py, fixed bug in util.py) committed by exogen - Added info to setup.py, fixed bug in util.py Added info to setup.py, fixed bug in util.py Sep 18, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 18, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 18, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 16, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 16, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 16, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 16, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 16, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 16, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 16, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 15, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 15, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 15, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 15, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 15, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 15, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 15, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 15, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 15, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 15, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 15, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 15, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 15, 2008 issue 3 (Use i18n features on batchadmin strings) reported by exogen - These include: # Select all / Deselect all buttons # Action form labels # Default action descriptions ("Delete selected...") These include: # Select all / Deselect all buttons # Action form labels # Default action descriptions ("Delete selected...") Sep 15, 2008 issue 2 (Allow actions to declare their required permissions) reported by exogen - This will relieve the developer of some permission checking in their action code, but more importantly it will allow the action list to hide actions the user does not have permission to perform. This will relieve the developer of some permission checking in their action code, but more importantly it will allow the action list to hide actions the user does not have permission to perform. Sep 15, 2008 issue 1 (Override change_list_results.html to add checkboxes instead ...) reported by exogen - This will let me get rid of `BatchModelAdmin.__init__` and will guarantee that the CSS referring to the checkbox column is correct (it currently assumes that the first column is the checkbox). Since `change_list_results.html` is rendered by a template tag, this would unfortunately require duplicating all of `change_list_results.html` instead of extending it. It will also be necessary to put 'batchadmin' before 'django.contrib.admin' in `INSTALLED_APPS`. This is a trade-off. This will let me get rid of `BatchModelAdmin.__init__` and will guarantee that the CSS referring to the checkbox column is correct (it currently assumes that the first column is the checkbox). Since `change_list_results.html` is rendered by a template tag, this would unfortunately require duplicating all of `change_list_results.html` instead of extending it. It will also be necessary to put 'batchadmin' before 'django.contrib.admin' in `INSTALLED_APPS`. This is a trade-off. Sep 15, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 15, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 15, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 14, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen Sep 14, 2008 GettingStarted Wiki page edited by exogen

issue 8 (Trying to add stuff to block extrahead for admin/change_list...) reported by st...@telcotec.se - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Create templates/admin/<app>/<obj>/change_list.html with: {% block extrahead %} <META HTTP-EQUIV=REFRESH CONTENT=10> {% endblock %} What is the expected output? Automated page refresh every 10 seconds. What do you see instead? Nothing. What version of the product are you using? Django from svn trunk revision 9333. Batchadmin from svn trunk revision 76. On what operating system? OpenSuSE Linux 10.3. Please provide any additional information below. Ch 17 of the Django book documents ways of overriding parts of admin templates using the method above. However, when using batchadmin it seems to be broken to some extent. Or it's simply a case of misunderstanding. I'm trying to add the REFRESH for a specific objects change list page and no others. Is there a way to accomplish this and still use batchadmin? Without batchadmin it works as advertised.

What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Create templates/admin/<app>/<obj>/change_list.html with: {% block extrahead %} <META HTTP-EQUIV=REFRESH CONTENT=10> {% endblock %} What is the expected output? Automated page refresh every 10 seconds. What do you see instead? Nothing. What version of the product are you using? Django from svn trunk revision 9333. Batchadmin from svn trunk revision 76. On what operating system? OpenSuSE Linux 10.3. Please provide any additional information below. Ch 17 of the Django book documents ways of overriding parts of admin templates using the method above. However, when using batchadmin it seems to be broken to some extent. Or it's simply a case of misunderstanding. I'm trying to add the REFRESH for a specific objects change list page and no others. Is there a way to accomplish this and still use batchadmin? Without batchadmin it works as advertised.

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