Ok I'm trying to do something which should be very simple in my mind but I am probably missing some SQL or django admin knowledge to get to it. Say I have a simple model such as
class Book(models.Model):
title = models.CharField(max_length = 50)
review = models.TextField()
and I want the 'review' field in the admin site to have a little plus sign to add more reviews to the same model instance for the template to iterate through them.
I know I could create a m2m field for the reviews and it would give me just that, but I would rather like that those extra reviews could be filled from the same page without popups (for my helpless users i would like to keep it as WSIWYG as possible, since those textfields will be tinyMCE powered), and I wonder if it's really necessary to create an extra model just for a textfield
Create a
Review
model which holds the review text and has aForeignKey
toBook
......then register the appropriate type of
InlineModelAdmin
to edit all the related reviews on the Book's page in the admin. I'd suggest using aStackedInline
in this case:The documentation has an example of almost this exact scenario, except for multiple authors instead of multiple reviews: