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Hey,
I'm asking about a djangocms_blog issue but I couldn't find a room for it, and my search on the Issues section on Github got me nothing, so here I am. I hope that that's okay.
Anyway, I wanna know if there's an option or a permission that can set so that users can only edit the articles they themselves created. If there isn't any, how difficult would that be to implement my self using a custom DjangoCMS permission?
I'm asking about a djangocms_blog issue but I couldn't find a room for it, and my search on the Issues section on Github got me nothing, so here I am. I hope that that's okay.
Anyway, I wanna know if there's an option or a permission that can set so that users can only edit the articles they themselves created. If there isn't any, how difficult would that be to implement my self using a custom DjangoCMS permission?
that feature it's currently not implemented and django CMS permissions wouldn't help with it
In general Django permission system works at a model level, not at a instance one
By overriding the admin class, though, you can filter the queryset and implement an additional check on the relevant views before calling the super
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And that would still enable a super user that has control over everything, right?
it's up to you at that point. You can enforce the same limits to the superuser, as you wouldn't use the Django permission, but you would check explicitly the "author" field on the blog
Well, thanks a lot man. I'll see if I up to that task :)
Whenever I install with the djangocms-installer, html5lib is not up to date. It seems like there is a PR on github, but I dont think it's merged into the released version. Is this going to happen anytime soon? It's pretty annoying to change that to 1.0.1 every single time I create a project :(
Hi, we are using the following setup
djangocms-blog==0.9.0
django-parler==1.6.3
Django==1.9.4and have multiple language support. Recently, we have noted that the different language tabs for publication of blog articles are no more visible. This is causing all our articles to be be published in the primary language only and there is no option to change the language. I am suspecting the following bug nephila/djangocms-blog#307
Any ideas? Thanks in advance
Depending on what you want to achieve it's not too complicated, though
By using cms.utils.copy_plugins.copy_plugins_to https://github.com/divio/django-cms/blob/develop/cms/utils/copy_plugins.py you can copy plugins from any Django cms page to a post
And you can iterate on published pages using. Page.objects.publisher(). public () to iterate over the Django cms pages and create blog posts out if them
for example, this all our plugins for our news pages right now ^
I assume these would all need to be rolled up into Post_Content
And for many parts of the layout you can use information in the structured parts of the post (title image etc)
You ca still have different layouts but you have to create plugins which will wrap the other plugins in s custom template recreate the different page parts
But it really depends on the layout your want to achieve
for example. having a different image for the page header, and different thumbnail variants for different views, such as having a vertically oriented thumbnail
but it looks like
Page only provides one such image in its editor
the way I did it on normal cms pages was just via placeholders that I put in a hidden element in the template file, which the frontend picks up to populate the front page
For blog post there is no API ready but I guess it wouldn't be too complex to add external models with a foreign key to a filer image and one to a blog post
We've done something like that internally for the picture plugin but we have had no time/ use case for the blog posts
what would be cool is if there was a way to subclass
Post to add additional fields, as well as subclassing PostAdmin.
what I typically see libraries do is have a setting to change what the concreate models are for that library, so there could be a
BLOG_POST_MODEL setting
well i guess this works:
class BlogPostImages(models.Model):
post = models.ForeignKey(djangocms_blog.models.Post, related_name='images')
image = FilerImageField(blank=True, null=True, on_delete=models.SET_NULL)
image_type = models.CharField(max_length=255)
class ImageInline(admin.TabularInline):
model = BlogPostImages
class CustomPostAdmin(PostAdmin):
inlines = [
ImageInline,
]
admin.site.unregister(Post)
admin.site.register(Post, CustomPostAdmin)
I'm interested in hearing suggestions and ideas for implementation