Jacob Rief

In your `admin.py`, I would create a class inheriting from `CustomInlineFormSet`. Refer to that class with: ``` class MyInlineModelAdmin(SortableInlineAdminMixin, admin.TabularInline): formset = MyCustomInlineFormSet ... ``` Then override method `save_new`. Inside...

is my proposal a solution? Can this issue be closed

And the best feature of SortableJS... > No jQuery required (but there is support) I'm very favourable in changing that library to SortableJS. Many thanks for making that proposal, I...

I started to migrate towards SortableJS. The list view is working already. Please try the demo on this working branch: https://github.com/jrief/django-admin-sortable2/tree/Sortable.js

`TabularInline` and `StackedInline` now also work with [Sortable.js](https://sortablejs.github.io/Sortable/). By refactoring the code, I was able to reuse the internal Django templates, so there no more need to overwrite them. This...

@rybaczewa Please peer review pull request #301 It adds the features you were asking for.

> Unfortunately, new items are always added to the bottom. You mean new items added using the object's detail view? You're talking about the normal admin views, not inline-admins? >...

If I add this feature, I think it also should handle plain objects, not only inlines. All in all, I don't think it's going to be too difficult to add....

If your company can fund this feature, I can implement it quickly. Otherwise you have to wait until I need it myself. Please contact me on my private email for...

Thanks to Tonies for funding this feature. It has been implemented in version 2.1.