Hi,
User can't upgrade his group. It is your code that does it. And it is your
code responsibility to track changes etc.
User just may have a button on ui that invokes your code (view) but rest is
really up to you.
21.6.2017 11.24 "Mannu Gupta" kirjoitti:
> I meant that using your method i.e b
I meant that using your method i.e by making different groups .
When he upgrade the group .
How about making another table having user, his subscription level and
changed_at field(which traces when he /upgrade the group )
Just want to know your suggestion .
Mannu
On Jun 21, 2017 1:48 PM, "Jani T
Well its your code, so yes if you write code that does it.
It doesn't happen magically for you.
21.6.2017 11.15 "Mannu Gupta" kirjoitti:
> Hi ,
> Will I be able to trace if user upgrde the subscription level ?
>
> Manni
>
> On Wed, Jun 21, 2017 at 1:41 PM, Jani Tiainen wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> We
Hi ,
Will I be able to trace if user upgrde the subscription level ?
Manni
On Wed, Jun 21, 2017 at 1:41 PM, Jani Tiainen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have been using user groups for that. And then we check and filter out
> based on given group(s).
>
> 21.6.2017 10.45 "Mannu Gupta" kirjoitti:
>
>> I wan
Hi,
We have been using user groups for that. And then we check and filter out
based on given group(s).
21.6.2017 10.45 "Mannu Gupta" kirjoitti:
> I want to make a role based user in Django like the following :-
>
> User with Subscription level 0 will have some feature and some basic
> fields li
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