[mezzanine-users] Feature Request - Scheduled publishing for exsiting content #411

2016-07-15 Thread Shaurya Chaudhuri
*Feature Request - Scheduled publishing for exsiting content #411* I have two approaches for this problem 1) Implement an update queue, where the user would update the post/page and schedule multiple updates that would be published in the future. Ex:- A) I update the post to be updated @ 12 AM.

[mezzanine-users] Feature Request - Scheduled publishing for exsiting content #411

2016-07-15 Thread Shaurya Chaudhuri
*Feature Request - Scheduled publishing for exsiting content #411* I was thinking of implementing this feature. Currently as it is happens, a post is only shown if it is between the expiry time and publishing time. I was thinking a different approach then this one. 1) Implement a Update queue

Re: [mezzanine-users] Drum auto tags issue.

2016-07-15 Thread Ryne Everett
> > Is there any best practise to setup a development environment? Or just run > `python setup.py install` each time after I change the source code. Use `python setup.py develop` ( http://setuptools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/setuptools.html?#development-mode) or `pip install -e ` ( https://pip.pyp

[mezzanine-users] How can I assign a site permission to a user in a class view?

2016-07-15 Thread dDro
Hi All, I need help with assigning a user to a specific site in my class view. I don't know how the approach would be. I saw in the database that the table is *core_sitepermissions* *core_sitepermissions_sites*. Right after I created the site object I run into problems. form = self.form_class