FYI,
I have been looking to django authority as well
http://packages.python.org/django-authority/index.html
Which apparently supports per-object-permissions (row-level). I just
can't get it to work yet...
Regards,
On Apr 22, 6:04 pm, Shawn Milochik wrote:
> What you're describing is more of a r
What you're describing is more of a row-level permissions system. The
permissions system that ships with contrib.auth is table-level, not row-level.
There has been some talk on this list about ways to go about it, but I don't
think there's an out-of-the-box solution for it yet.
Off of the top
Thank you for your answer Shawn.
I have been reading through Signal documentation and related
examples...It is quite useful and it helps keep your code tidy. My
problem continues because i cannot find a way to use a signal to add a
permission to the meta class of the Layer model every time a user
This can easily be done with signals.
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.1/topics/signals/
And, it (rightly) won't be done in the view, because that leaves open the very
likely chance of a problem if someone writes a new view and forgets to call
your extra code.
The only sticky problem at the
hi,
I think that what i am trying to do is NOT doable with django existing
authentication or authority tools. Before developing my own code i
thought of sharing it with the django community.
I have a model called 'Layers'. I want a new permission to be created
for each new entry in that table. Th
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