On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 11:54 AM, pihentagy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Currently the admin interface doesn't handle row-level permissions. A
>> user can be granted to edit articles, but not restricted to only their
>> own. I *believe* this is a feature that will be added in newforms-admin.
>
> C
On May 10, 1:25 am, Jeff Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> pihentagy wrote:
> Currently the admin interface doesn't handle row-level permissions. A
> user can be granted to edit articles, but not restricted to only their
> own. I *believe* this is a feature that will be added in newforms-admi
rcs_comp wrote:
Jeff,
Any chance you would be willing to post the code for your in-house
ticketing system? I have need for a similar application.
I'd have to ask my boss, but he'd probably allow it. I'll let you know
off list.
We wrote our own because we had some strange requirements for
Jeff,
Any chance you would be willing to post the code for your in-house
ticketing system? I have need for a similar application.
Thanks and not hard feelings if you can't.
On May 9, 7:25 pm, Jeff Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> pihentagy wrote:
> > Hi all!
>
> > I come to here from a li
I've been down this road and I will say that although you can modify
the Admin to do everything you need - it actually turns out to be more
complex that just writing your own CRUD (which newforms makes a
delight).
It's a shame in some ways - Admin is so nearly ready for this kind of
thing that it
> Why is that a bad idea?
> If I mainly need CRUD operations it is natural to solve it with admin
> interface.
> Cannot these "security issues" if any eliminated, and use the admin
> interface for a whole site? (if it needs just CRUD).
->ADMIN<- Interface. It wasn't designed to be an entire sit
Jeff Anderson wrote:
> pihentagy wrote:
> > Hi all!
> >
> > I come to here from a little symfony background (a framework, which
> > try to borrow good things from django), and would like to have an
> > overview how django stacks up.
> >
> > I would like to ask, if the admin module can be used on a
pihentagy wrote:
Hi all!
I come to here from a little symfony background (a framework, which
try to borrow good things from django), and would like to have an
overview how django stacks up.
I would like to ask, if the admin module can be used on a production
server by registered users.
The
Hi all!
I come to here from a little symfony background (a framework, which
try to borrow good things from django), and would like to have an
overview how django stacks up.
I would like to ask, if the admin module can be used on a production
server by registered users.
What problems can occur?
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