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M django/conf/urls/admin.py Modified to allow running the old and new code in parallel. Simply add _old on the end of a change or add form to check against the behaviour of the old admin. eg http://myadmin/auth/users/1/ -> http://myadmin/auth/users/1_old/ A django/conf/admin_templates/admin_change_form.html A django/conf/admin_templates/admin_edit_inline_stacked.html A django/conf/admin_templates/admin_field.html A django/conf/admin_templates/admin_field_widget.html A django/conf/admin_templates/admin_edit_inline_tabular.html These are templates extracted from the admin code that are now used to render the views. M django/conf/admin_media/js/urlify.js Change to dashes rather than underscores in slug fields. M django/core/formfields.py All of the data conversion from POST to something fields can understand now takes place here. M django/core/meta/__init__.py Added InlineRelatedObject and added manipulator methods for data flattening. Also includes a fix to ordering descending select='' fields. M django/core/meta/fields.py Data flattening pushed down into fields. M django/core/defaulttags.py Added "include" tag, which is like ssi parsed, but uses normal template resolution rather than absolute paths. M django/core/validators.py Allow dashes in slugfields. A django/templatetags/admin_modify.py A new set of template tags to provide functionality for the admin. M django/views/admin/main.py New view functions for add and change. New helper objects for the admin templates to access ( BoundField, AdminFieldSet) M tests/runtests.py Show the details of an error rather than assuming the existance of a database. git-svn-id: http://code.djangoproject.com/svn/django/branches/new-admin@740 bcc190cf-cafb-0310-a4f2-bffc1f526a37
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