I figured it out. I checked the database, and somehow in the process of
developing my app, I had registered the model twice, and then I removed the
first model. The admin app was picking up the first model, not the second,
and since the first model was gone, there was nothing to edit. Since t
d a group with add, edit, and
>> delete permissions on the model, and made the user a member of that group.
>> The user can't edit anything. I've deleted the group and just assigned
>> add, edit, and delete privileges to the user, and the user still can't edit
&
ll. I've created a group with add, edit, and
> delete permissions on the model, and made the user a member of that group.
> The user can't edit anything. I've deleted the group and just assigned
> add, edit, and delete privileges to the user, and the user still can't edit
edit,
> and delete permissions on the model, and made the user a member of
> that group. The user can't edit anything. I've deleted the group and
> just assigned add, edit, and delete privileges to the user, and the
> user still can't edit anything. The super user can edit
I have, as far as I can tell. I've created a group with add, edit, and
delete permissions on the model, and made the user a member of that group.
The user can't edit anything. I've deleted the group and just assigned
add, edit, and delete privileges to the user, and the user s
Being 'staff' only means that the user can access the admin area, not
that they can do anything there. Double check that they have permissions
(or are a member of a group which has permissions) to edit each content
type you want them to be able to edit.
_Nik
On 10/12/2012 2:02 PM, Shawn H wrote:
I'm new to django, and using the admin site for user management. I've
created a new user, issued app | model | permission of add, change, and
delete to this user for the app I've built, but when I logon as that user,
I get the "you don't have permission to edit anything". The user is active
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