Django-adminstat’s documentation
This is very simple application that provides admin class for Django’s LogEntry model.
If you want to view changes made by concrete staff user this app is for you.
Intall
Insert adminstat in your INSTALLED_APPS and grant permissions for users who can view statistics. Permissions called like admin.can_***_logentry.
Result
Look at the result in django admin page.
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