Hello!
One more good link
http://groups.google.com/group/django-authority/browse_thread/thread/59ef512046ad41b3
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Hello!
I have per-object permission problem too.
I am investigating django-authority now:
http://packages.python.org/django-authority/.
Maybe it helps you.
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Hello!
I am developing some web-application. The application is expected to
store data which is reported from different location. And the data
needs to be accessible to different web administrators (in different
location). In this case I want to display reported data to each
administrator based on
This problem has been known since at least last year -- check out
http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/1796 . It has been vexing me for
a couple months, but I have yet to find an elegant solution.
There is a workaround in django.core.management.run_shell() that cures
the problem in the manage.py
TECTED]> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I am using per-object-permission branch and experiencing the same
> problem, mentioned in the closed ticket #2201: can't get the
> many-to-many-related objects from the side of the model which defines
> the many-to-many relation, although no
Hello!
I am using per-object-permission branch and experiencing the same
problem, mentioned in the closed ticket #2201: can't get the
many-to-many-related objects from the side of the model which defines
the many-to-many relation, although no problem vice versa.
Let's say I have
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