Chris Long escreveu:
> If I have a group instance called students and I wanted to add it to
> the user instance bill I would use:
> bill.groups.add(students)
>
> If you want to have a permission for a view, you will have to use the
> has_perm method that is within the user model (user.has_perm) and check
> for the permission you want at the beginning of the view. E.g.:
>
> def view_students(request):
> if not request.user.has_perm("university.view_students"):
> raise PermissionDenied
> ....
But, how can I assign permissions to groups and users?
And regarding my example:
from the manage.py shell:
>>> >>> from django.contrib.auth.models import Permission
>>> >>> p = Permission(codename='subsidios.pode_consultar')
>>> >>> p.codename
'subsidios.pode_consultar'
>>> >>> p.save()
from the Intac class of the subsidios package:
class Intac:
(...)
class Meta:
permissions = (("pode_consultar", "Pode consultar"),)
This is what I get from the auth_permission table in postgreSQL:
# select * from auth_permission;
74 | Pode consultar | pode_consultar |
32
75 | | subsidios.pode_consultar |
which way is correct in the auth_permission table?
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