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Generic drag-and-drop sorting for the List, the Stacked- and the Tabular-Inlines Views in the Django Admin
Last release 8 months ago
22 Jan 2026
Ships fairly regularly
a new release about every 2 months
Nearly every release is documented
notes for 59 of the last 60 stable releases
1 version withdrawn
withdrawn after publishing
13 years old
85 releases · first in 2013
Fix: Reorder management command now accepts args.
change_list_template now is extendible.
change_list_template now is extendible.exclude is tuple.- Setup.py ready for Python 3.
One column per quarter.
Fixed regression from 0.6.0: Multiple sortable inlines are now possible again.
Removed global variables from Javascript namespace.
In the list view, it now is possible to move items to any arbitrary page.
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Changed the namespace from adminsortable to adminsortable2 to allow both this project and django-admin-sortable to co-exist in the same project. This
adminsortable to adminsortable2 to allow both this project and
django-admin-sortable to co-exist in
the same project. This is helpful for projects to transition from one to the other library.
It also allows existing projects's migrations which previously relied on django-admin-sortable
to continue to work.Nothing published for this version
Fix \#42: Sorting does not work when ordering is descending.
Fixed issue \#25: admin.TabularInline problem in Django 1.5.x
admin.TabularInline problem in Django 1.5.xFixed: Add list-sortable.js on changelist only. Issue \#31.
Fixed: StackedInlines do not add an empty field after saving the model.
Fixed: MethodType takes only two attributes
Fixed: Unsortable inline models become draggable when there is a sortable inline model
Bulk actions are added only when they make sense.
Fix CustomInlineFormSet to allow customization.
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Distinction between different versions of jQuery in case django-cms is installed side by side.
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Added sortable stacked and tabular inlines.
Fixed: All field names other than \"order\" are now allowed.
Fixed compatibility issue when used together with django-cms.
First version published on PyPI.
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