You can also look at the blog entry that James Bennett (on the Django dev team) wrote on this topic
http://www.b-list.org/weblog/2008/dec/24/admin/ He says "For a free bonus Christmas present, I’ll also explain another frequently-requested item: how to ensure that people can only see/edit things they “own” (i.e., that they created) in the admin. " On Jan 5, 10:55 pm, datta <dattatrey...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > Is there a setting/module that helps me to achieve data level access > control in a web application. > > For example, if I have a sales app, the leads created by one user > should not be visible to the other. Also, I should be able to create > sales hierarchies ( agents attached to managers, managers reporting to > VP;s and VP;s managing sub-organizations in a organization). If anyone > of you is familiar with 'siebel' access control module, this > functionality is implemented there. > > I know that one can achieve all of this programmatically, but if there > is an app or a setting that helps me do this, that will be great. I am > not sure if Pinax is planning to provide a similar functionality in > one of its 'base' projects. > > Thanks! > Datta
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