Oh. Ok, I just read the docs. I'm going to use process_request.
Thanks a bunch!
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Same principal stands; you'll need to use middleware to check the current
user has what they need on their session and interrupt the request if they
don't.
If that doesn't make sense, read up on what middleware can do for you.
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> Sorry, should've p
Sorry, should've pointed out: I'm not using Django's user system,
because I've got a PHP forum that I have to integrate with.
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On Apr 1, 2:30 am, Wiiboy wrote:
> Hi,
> I've got a site where users must be logged in to view any pages.
> Logged in users may write articles for the newsletter, and upload
> them. I then convert the article to HTML (manually), and make it
> available for other users. I'd like make them avai
Hi,
I've got a site where users must be logged in to view any pages.
Logged in users may write articles for the newsletter, and upload
them. I then convert the article to HTML (manually), and make it
available for other users. I'd like make them available on flatpages,
but I have to be able to c
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