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Read_only_fields in PostgresController #8
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Hi ✋ could u add example of code and screenshot with result? |
if in your example aiohttp_admin2/demo/quick_start/ add read_only_fields to UserController:
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Sorry, I realized late that you are Russian. Please don't use current open source software. thx |
Sorry, I`m not understanding you. Why? |
@KondratevAD Hto ne skache, toy moskal. |
@KondratevAD russia parasha |
And why did you decide that all the residents of Russia support all this? I am very sorry for you, you have a very good project. if you don't want to develop it, well, that's up to you. thank you at least for do this |
@KondratevAD i wanna develop this project and i will do but without people from Russia. No mater that all or not all the residents of Russia support WAR. If i will support u i will support your country. No, thanks. good luck! |
Ok, thanks for that too |
thanks |
Long story short
Hi, I found that read_only_fields does not work as stated in the documentation
Expected behaviour
In the admin dashboard, field that is specified in read_only_fields should become read-only
Actual behaviour
The field remains changeable
Your environment
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