Re: Inheriting Permissions from Abstract Class

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Re: django docs __unicode__ return u'%s %s

The '%' symbol is used for formatting inside of a string. This is Python, not Django specific. It is a shortcut to insert variables (and format them to your liking) instead of doing messy stuff like this: adjective = 'messy' print 'This is the ' + adjective + ' way to do it' As opposed to: adje

Inheriting Permissions from Abstract Class

I have some custom permissions that I would like to give to about half a dozen different classes. If I did them individually they might look like this: MyModel(models.Model): ... Meta: permissions = (('view_mymodel', 'View Mymodel'),) ... That's all good and well, but follow