Hello Django Users,
I'm currently working on a part of the admin portal for a django
application.
This specific part of the admin page should only be available to one
guy and the superusers.
in order to do this i thought to add a special permission in the
permission model which i can add to individual users if needed.
i approached it this way because i thought i could access all the
permissions in a template when i render the request object with the
template by doing
return render_to_response("template",RequestContext(request,{}),)
i thought this gave me the opportunity to access all the user related
information like username etc, but i can't seem to find out how to
specifically look for one permission.
So my questions are, is it possible to look for one specific
permission in the request object and if so how do i access / look for
it.
The main problem i have here is that i can't figure out how to deal
with the manytomany permission relation from the user request object.
If this can't be done, do you have some advice of another way to
approach this problem ( besides writing some code in the main.py from
the admin/views directory ).
Any help is greatly appreciated.
best regards,
Richard Mendes
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