i've seen notes in some django documentation that implies that using /
admin/ for non-trusted users is not a good idea. which is unfortunate
since it seems like the admin interface is about 95% of what i want
for my users to be able to view and manipulate their sales
transactions data over the web.
ok, fair enough. does generic views have the machinery to replicate
the admin interface?
On Nov 26, 7:28 pm, Skylar Saveland wrote:
> Yep, still a bad idea. Permissions are by table not by row. Use
> generic views for basic CRUD.
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> Count László de Almásy wrote:
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On Nov 27, 12:30 am, Skylar Saveland
wrote:
> ha, reading lists on mobile ... I didn't even see that you said that
> each user has their own table (still hard to see exactly how this is
> efficient/possible/done though).
what do you mean? i just meant that in my database, sales transactions
are
I'm new to django but working hard to come up to speed. I need to make
a small change to the admin interface, and am hoping i could get a
pointer on how to do this. At the bottom of an admin page, the number
of results is displayed in a summary, along with pagination buttons.
For example,
"1 [2] 7
On Dec 6, 9:33 am, Kaze wrote:
> You can override "changelist_view" function in admin.py for that
> model.
ok, thanks, that helped me figure out a solution. here's what i added
to admin.py within my Sales class. i can then access 'cl.amount_sum'
from my pagination.html template. anything wrong wi
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