type from an
abstract class and in there use that permissions, but there is an
'djangonic' method of made this?
Very Thanks.
Júlio Cesar.
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Well, I supose we resolve the problem.
Our style programming is reverse then the accurate. Firstly we create
the databases, after we make `inspectdb`, and create our models after
this.
In conformity with the django code(correct me if I'm wrong),
permissions are only created when some new model a
l permissions of a app (add, change and delete), registered in
> the admin with a ModelAdmin, and nothing...
>
> I think it about a problem with permissions, but no have a idea about
> the problem :(
>
> Thanks!
>
> On 20 maio, 11:45, Alex Gaynor wrote:
>
> > On Wed, May 20
Hello Guys!
Firstly, sorry for the English errors than came in. English is not my
home language.
I have a simple problem here: On my custom AdminModules, there's
permissions at level-group to view the my admin modules on the home of
the admin?
Currently, only the superuser(s) can view them, and
