Django 1.7: Sortable2 1.5 TabularInline template THEAD colspan=2 broken about django-admin-sortable2 HOT 8 CLOSED

Sorry, I had no time yet to migrate to Django-1.7/1.8

From 1.5 to 1.6 Django changed their templates, so I also had to adopt using a modified version of it. I'm not sure if they changed again from 1.6 to 1.7.

A fixing Pull Request is welcomed.

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Saw this also and ended up manually specifying the fields attr on the admin class.

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After more digging, I realized that I had my order field on the model as the first editable field. Moving it to the bottom fixed my colspan issues. May still be a bug that can be fixed, but try reordering your fields.

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@jrief,
Thanks for the update. I'll see if I can come up with a fixing pull request.

@nicholasserra,
I tried defining the fields attr in admin with no success. You mean to say the physical order of your field definitions in your model alters the behavior of the admin template?

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Yes, exactly. The admin fields are ordered based on the field order in the Model. So rearranging them worked for me.

Also, I implemented the Django 1.7 templates with no success. I didn't see any major changes that should affect this.

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@nicholasserra,

Reordering the sort field (I defined mine last) solves the colspan issue. Clearly a bug, but I couldn't quickly identify the cause and am back focused on my project; I'll let @jrief focus on his! :D

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Still an issue in Django 1.9, fixed in #107.

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closed via #107

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