Inline Formset appear out of the Tab

[lorenzo33]

Here's my configuration :

• Django==1.9.12
• django-contrib-comments==1.7.3
• django-crispy-forms==1.6.1
• django-formtools==1.0
• django-mptt==0.8.7
• django-reversion==2.0.8
• httplib2==0.9.2
• mysql-python==1.2.5
• xadmin==0.6.1

I would like to display an inline formset in tab like the xadmin-demo-master.

 inlines = (CityInline,)
    model_icon = 'flag'

    form_layout = (
        TabHolder(
            Tab('General',
                Fieldset(None,
                    'name', 'continent', 'code', 'independence_day',
                    css_class='unsort no_title'
                ),
                Fieldset('Statistics',
                    'area', 'population',
                    description="EnclosedInput widget examples"
                ),
                Fieldset('Autosized textarea',
                    'description',
                    description='AutosizedTextarea widget example - adapts height '
                                'based on user input'
                ),
            ),
            Tab('Cities',
                Fieldset('Architecture',
                    'architecture',
                    description="Tabs can contain any fieldsets and inlines"
                ),
                Inline(City),
            ),
        ),
    )

Unfortunately, the Inline formset "City" appear out of the tab 'Cities' and appear under each tab.

[frmdstryr]

This is a duplicate of #363 , to fix it https://github.com/sshwsfc/xadmin/blob/master/xadmin/plugins/inline.py#L432 change the list to an OrderedDict

[lorenzo33]

Could you give me an example ? Where do you change the list to OrderedDict ? In my adminx.py ?

Thanks for your help !

[rpalacios]

I did a fork and made some fixes, including this issue. This is the change I made https://github.com/rpalacios/xadmin/compare/master@%7B1480329670%7D...master

[frmdstryr]

In inline.py, line 432. Make it fs = OrderedDict([...]). Then add from collections import OrderedDict at the top.

Using a list retains the order but not placement. Using a dict retains placement but not field order, using an OrderedDict does both.

[lorenzo33]

Thanks for help. I use the frmdstryr's solution and it's work !

2016-12-28 16:40 GMT+01:00 frmdstryr notifications@github.com:

In inline.py, line 432. Make it fs = OrderedDict([...]). Then add from collections import OrderedDict at the top.

Using a list retains the order but not placement. Using a dict retains placement but not field order, using an OrderedDict does both.

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