"A model class represents a database table, and an instance of that class represents a particular record in the database table." I'm beginning to see some light. What I try to achieve is telling the application that, depending on the user's authority, he may not see some data, and/or may not change some other data: all fields must have an attribute for [visible,changeable], and the forms should be able to handle those attributes. I bet that the generic forms cannot do that - so I'll have to make different forms for all types of user. Is that right?
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