Folks,
I have installed per-object-permissions branch and hit a case when I
need to limit listing of ForeignKeys Instances inside DjangoAdmin.
Example:
Model Settings:
class RelatedField(models.Model):
RelatedName = models.CharField('Name', maxlength=64)
class Meta:
row_level_permissions = True
class Admin:
show_all_rows = False
grant_change_row_level_perm = True
grant_delete_row_level_perm = True
class Items(models.Model):
ItemName = models.CharField('Item Name', maxlength=64)
ItemRelated = models.ForeignKey(RelatedField,
verbose_name='Related', to_field='RelatedName')
class Meta:
row_level_permissions = True
class Admin:
show_all_rows = False
grant_change_row_level_perm = True
grant_delete_row_level_perm = True
In the change page of RelatedField I would properly see the instances
for which I have rights to based on my RowLevelPermissions, but when I
will try adding a new Item instance, I will get in listing of
ItemRelated all the RelatedField instances, including the ones I don't
have right to see them.
My Question now is if there is any elegant way to limit the choices
inside a ForeignKey based on RowLevelPermissions(already checked here
limit_choices_to field option, but it looks like I need to do some
complex join queries to get that).
Ta,
DanB
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