Inlines problem

[aronchi]

When I try to use a filebrowser in inlines inside admin, it doesn't catch the correct id for the field, because it leaves prefix in the id instead replacing the number of the inline.

[aronchi]

I've seen that it returns that error only for new inlines. because inlines.js doesn't replace this piece of code prefix

[wardi]

Thank you for the bug report.

I haven't tried using file browser fields in inlines so I'm afraid I can't help much. Sounds like it would also be an issue for upstream.

[egolts]

I just ran into this and made a quick fix by modifying inlines.js and including it in the page after the original django version. add this bit starting at line 78.

.end()
.filter(function() {
    var el = $(this).next();
    return el.attr("href") && el.attr("href").search(/__prefix__/) >= 0;
}).each(function() {
    var el = $(this).next();
    el.attr("href", el.attr("href").replace(/__prefix__/g, nextIndex));
});

[wardi]

great, send me a patch or pull request and I'll include it

[aleray]

Hi, I have commited a fix (for tabular inlines only at the moment).
The trick is to override the tabular inline template and add a post-add hook in the javascript to correct the field id in the filebrowser function call. See:

aleray@1c3389b