I believe default permissions created are: add_*, change_* and delete_*.
And the format for a permission would be something like: *app_name*.add_*
model_name*
So what happens when you try:
user.has_perm('structures.add_post')
user.has_perm('structures.change_post')
If you are registering your ow
>>> user.user_permissions.all()
[, , , ,
, ]
>>> user.has_perm('structures.edit_post')
False
>>> user.has_perm('structures.create_post')
False
>>>
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When I do user.has_perm(), I get FALSE, but I have added permissions to
user manually with user.user_permissions.add(51) on the django
console/shell, and I even show all the permissions
with user.user_permissions.all(). (Also, if i
use user.has_perm('sdlfjksdf'), it returns FALSE rather than a
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