Re: Instant Django

[djx]

That's a good tutorial thanks for that.  I think the way you described
the workings has helped me a lot in "getting into" django.


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Re: Setup django

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If the traffic is also small, maybe can use the development server?
See

http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/tutorial1/


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Re: Having many of one application.

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GenericRelations looks like a good fit for logging/auditing.
eg.
lion.log.create(action="create", action_by="userA")
lion.log.create(action="modify", action_by="userB", field="weight",
value="100")
lion.log.create(action="modify", action_by="userB", field="weight",
value="120")
lion.log.create(action="delete", action_by="userC", reason="stolen")


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Re: Having many of one application.

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thanks heaps Nick and Jay.


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Re: Having many of one application.

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James Bennett wrote:
> On 6/19/06, kevin evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I guess I was looking for a way to still use the great built-in admin.i.e.
> > be able to assign users to sites within the django generated admin.
>
> Right now that's not really possible because the permissions system
> used in the admin assigns permission at the level of an entire model
> rather than an individual object; it's possible to say "Bob can edit
> weblog entries", but not "Bob can only edit this set of weblog
> entries". There's a project underway to add per-object permissions,
> though.
>
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> --
> "May the forces of evil become confused on the way to your house."
>   -- George Carlin

Hi, per-object permission is what i'm after as well.  Does anyone know
where i could follow news about that?


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Re: reuse of contrib.admin code for normal users

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wow!  will have a go right away thanks. :)


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reuse of contrib.admin code for normal users

[djx]

Hi, wishing to confirm if anyone has managed to do something similar.

Using terms from the tutorial at www.djangoproject.com, i wish to

- allow users (possibly upto 70 users) to create their own
Polls/choices
- but not (at least not easily) alter the Polls/choices that other
users have created

What's the django way to do it?  Any ideas appreciated.

Many thanks.
D.


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