Having read the authentication documentation, it's still not clear to
me how the permission system works. They merely say "has_perm(perm)``
-- Returns ``True`` if the user has the specified permission" - without
actually describing what 'perm' looks like.
Could someone post a illustrative code sn
Ian Holsman wrote:
> (still a newbie on all this, so excuse me if this has been discussed
> ad-nausieum beforehand)
>
> Hi.
>
> I've got a many to many table relationship... say
>
> Tags <--> People
>
> with the relationship defined on the 'people' model class.
>
> all is fantastic when I wan
Robert Wittams wrote:
See new-admin branch or ticket #598. It just needs to be applied to trunk.
Great!
Also, be aware that you can extend a template whose name is in a variable.
Funny :-). Thanks for showing this!
See new-admin branch or ticket #598. It just needs to be applied to trunk.
Also, be aware that you can extend a template whose name is in a variable.
in path/to/template:
{%extends parent%}
{%block content %}
...your central content...
{%endblock%}
in main view:
render_to_response('path/to/te
Hi!
Django's template system encourages extension of base templates as a
mechanism of template reuse. However simple functionality for inclusion
templates is still needed. Here's the example.
I have a web application for manipulating images. It has a central
interface part (one Django view)
