Removed individual jQueryUI JavaScript files in favor of loading jQueryUI from Google Ajax API.
Updated jQuery to latest version from Google Ajax API. Integrated pull-request from BlindHunter to add the ability to override templates on a per-model basis. Updated README.
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What is it?
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The adminsortable app adds generic drag-and-drop facilities
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to any Django model class or Tabular Inline via Django Admin
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and jQueryUI.
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to any Django model class or Inlines via Django Admin and jQueryUI.
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Installation
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admin-sortable is currently used in production.
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What's new in 1.3.3
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What's new in 1.3.4?
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- Fixed an issue where sortable inlines weren't getting the correct CSS class
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which gave them the appearance of not being sortable.
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- Added support to override templates on a per-model basis. This is useful if you would
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like to provide an alternate display of the sortable items, such as thumbnails.
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Thanks to BlindHunter (https://github.com/BlindHunter) for contributing this functionality!
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Features
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=============
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