Thanks, Malcom.
I think I figured out what I need to do:
if request.user.is_anonymous():
return posts which are marked "public" (easy)
if request.user.is_logged_in(or whatever the method is):
return posts which are marked "protected" (easy)
also return posts which are marked "restricted" (
Another question: how can I check if a related field contains
something?
Thanks,
Sam
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On Wed, 2006-10-11 at 23:27 +, samuraisam wrote:
> Hi guys and gals, this is my first post to django-users.
>
> My problem: I need to filter a QuerySet, possibly using a Manager but
> I'm lost at how to do it. For example:
>
> class Special(models.Model):
> PERMS = (('by user', 'restrict
Here, hopefully this can explain it better (a little more specific, but
maybe that'll help):
select all entries where:
if the user is the owner or a writer of the blog, the private
posts
if the user is registered, the protected posts
if the user is a member of the owne
The biggest reason I want to filter it here, in the Model level, is so
I can still slice and chain filters, like normal QuerySets, and the
permissions will be transparently taken care of.
Thanks again,
Sam
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