thx for your answer,
so, I have found a translation of goFlow in english, may be it could
be more understandable to you ?
http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/GoFlow
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Your best bet is to take the responsibility of data entry away from
the admin interface, and just write your own. You can hook into
generic views (which contains a basic set of create/update/delete
views for data entry) and user permissions (if you want to specify
whether users can do certain thin
thx for your answer
ok, the problem, in my case, is that I have got 2 types of users :
- data entry user, who write the content
- admin user, who valid, the content
what I need, finally, is a sort of workflow system, so that my
question is now :
is http://django-goflow.blogspot.com/ able to do t
On 11/27/07, sam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like that all users logged could modify the title and content
> field (in the standard django admin)
> and I would like that just a category of user can modify the
> publish_status (always in the standard django admin).
You will not be able to
hello,
so, I'm new user of django, and I would like to know (or understand)
how to make some fields invisible to some users.
For example, if a model with this 3 fields : publish_status, title &
content,
I would like that all users logged could modify the title and content
field (in the standard
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