Vsevolod Novikov

You probably should ask the author of the frontend library used in this package: https://github.com/josdejong/jsoneditor

After the frontend library update you might use the latest version of the library using settings: ``` JSON_EDITOR_JS = 'https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jsoneditor//jsoneditor.min.js' JSON_EDITOR_CSS = 'https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jsoneditor//jsoneditor.css' ```

The string eval may take some performance penalty, but I think it should not affect the production code noticable in this case, because this penalty will aply only to class...

Feel free to make a pull request to improve the functionality of the package

Hi @saraivajp you wrote the proper code, but probably you didn't refer the `iconUrl` properly, using **relative URL**. Start the URL from the slash `/` to have a reference relative...

Explicit definition of the 'fields' property doesn't help. Definitely, the BottomInline works as described if I include the only 'top' field (foreign key) to the 'fields' property, but this is...

It doesn't work (the 'text' is not shown at all) in this form, but the following is working as expected: ``` python class BottomInline(LinkInline): model = models.Bottom parent_link = 'top'...

It might be useful to have a separate object like 'object link widget' which I can add to the standard (or inherited from standard) tabular or stacked inline ... this...

Hmm ... it is really near to my needs, including polymorphing, I should investigate it deeply ...

@akashihi > I'm also curious, have you estimated, what is the dataset size change? The unpacked dataset size should be increased to 8*N bytes, where N is a number of...