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Hello,

Could you give an example for setting your module please ?

Thanks in advance

Thierry

setup.py requires django<3.0

    install_requires=(
        'django>=2.0,<3.0',
    ),

Django 3.0 is released already. Are there any reasons for this limitation?

Can you give me some examples about this step

3. Create and register a model admin for the model you want to filter by. Ensure it has search_fields specified for autocomplete to work.

4. In your second model admin, use the AutocompleteFilterMixin on your class and add the desired foreign key attribute to filter by to the list_filter items by using the AutocompleteListFilter class:

Hi! I'm trying your django package but I found an error setting it up. In my project get_language() returns None and the admin crashes when it tries to get the absolute paths of the js files

This can be fixed just by adding a default value here:

Or just including i18n_name path when is not None.

I found this filter will submit search query after change event immediately, and will not keep the selected label in the widget.

Can you keep it so that users won't forget this filter is already applied.

Django 3.2 seems to have changed how admin autocomplete works, so views using AutocompleteListFilter fail to render because admin:app_model_autocomplete views no longer exist. Instead there seems to be a new global (shared among all models) admin:autocomplete view.

For instance, autocomplete against a user ends up like this:

Reverse for 'auth_user_autocomplete' not found. 'auth_user_autocomplete' is not a valid view function or pattern name.

it would be sweet if there was a second filter that was based on the above mentioned RelatedOnlyFieldListFilter which already filters the choices to the ones that are actually being used by the models.

I suggest not limiting the top level of the django version, as it is very likely that with the release of a new version of django, django-autocompletefilter will work as intended.

#20 38.52 The conflict is caused by:
#20 38.52     The user requested django==4.0a1
#20 38.52     aldjemy 2.2 depends on Django>=2.2
#20 38.52     django-allauth 0.45.0 depends on Django>=2.0
#20 38.52     django-appconf 1.0.4 depends on django
#20 38.52     django-auth-ldap 3.0.0 depends on Django>=2.2
#20 38.52     django-autocompletefilter 0.0.7 depends on Django<3.3 and >=2.0

Now the alpha version of djagno 4.0 is out and I wanted to test its compatibility with my project. And out of a lot of my dependencies, only django-autocompletefilter limit the top version.

Is it possible to pass filtering options to AutocompleteListFilter?

For example, I want to filter by admins and I have their role set as a field in the model, I'd just need to pass that to the filter somehow.

If this isn't possible, it'd be a great feature for the future!