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===========================
Creating Custom Admin Views
===========================
Any view can be used as a custom admin view in AdminPlus. All the normal
rules apply: accept a request and possibly other parameters, return a
response, and you're good.
Making views look like the rest of the admin is pretty straight-forward,
too.
Extending the Admin Templates
=============================
AdminPlus contains an base template you can easily extend. It includes
the breadcrumb boilerplate. You can also extend ``admin/base_site.html``
directly.
Your view should pass a ``title`` value to the template to make things
pretty.
Here's an example template::
{# myapp/admin/myview.html #}
{% extends 'adminplus/base.html' %}
{% block content %}
{# Do what you gotta do. #}
{% endblock %}
That's pretty much it! Now here's how you use it::
# myapp/admin.py
# Using AdminPlus
from django.contrib import admin
from django.shortcuts import render_to_response
from django.template import RequestContext
def myview(request):
# Fanciness.
return render_to_response('myapp/admin/myview.html',
{'title': 'My View'},
RequestContext(request, {}))
admin.site.register_view('mypath', myview, 'My View')
Or, you can use it as a decorator::
from django.contrib import admin
@admin.site.register_view
def myview(request):
# Fancy goes here.
return render_to_response(...)
Voila! Instant custom admin page that looks great.
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