I have been stuck at an issue for a couple of days. I generate Edit and Delete links in django-tables2 table dynamically, but they don’t seem to work. I tried a lot of different things but nothing helps.
I raised the question on Stackoverflow here. Hopefully I’ll resolve this soon.
I tried to apply custom CSS to the table generated by django_tables2 today but was unsuccessful. I am considering generating the table myself now instead of using django_tables2. Also, it will be easier to create drop-downs for Bug Status and Priority settings.
Things left to do:
(Unexpected power cut- couldn’t post snippet earlier.)
I merged some commits Skay made a few days ago and made some changes:
Hello! Apologies for not posting for over a week. I was attending the Open Source Bridge Conference in Portland. It is an amazing place to be. I met lots of people from Mozilla, RedHat, Wikimedia Foundation. Got to see the cool new projects people are working on, and upcoming fields in Data Science etc. There were special sessions dedicated to bringing more women into technology. I attended several talks and gave one of my own too. My talk was about the language selector I developed as part of my OPW internship with Wikimedia earlier this year.
Now that the conference is over, I will resume work on the Admin backend of the bug reporter. I am in the US for another two weeks, so I am technically not allowed to do GSoC work. Thus, I will be focusing on research about better ways to implement taking the screenshot and fetching the video stats, and adding new features to the admin display.
...Created a preliminary admin-backend.
I am using django-tables2 for displaying the data to admin.
Read about Managers and QuerySets in Django for fetching data on admin end.
Investigated further about the authentication system in django. Made a dummy form for user login.