About Initialising Custom Widgets for Admin Inlines
In Django administration, you can initialise your widgets for inlines while listening to the custom jQuery formset:added event as follows:
django.jQuery(function($) {
function initRichtextWidgets($container) {
$container.find('.richtext:not([name*="__prefix__"])').each(
function() {
// init the rich-text widget for $(this)
}
);
}
$(document).on('formset:added', function(event, $row, prefix) {
initRichtextWidgets($row);
});
initRichtextWidgets($(document.body));
});
Since Django 4.1, formset:added is a custom native event. So you would use it like this
document.addEventListener('formset:added', (event) => {
let $row = $(event.target);
initRichtextWidgets($row);
});
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