Hi all,

I'm newbie in Django so probably this is just a stupid error. After
read a lot of doc can't figure out how access a specific permission to
check it.

I wrote some model with a custom permission:

# In test_app/models.py
def SomeModel(models.Model):
  ...
  class Meta:
    Permissions(
      'custom_permission', 'Short Description.'
      )

and then in views I want check if the "user" have the custom
permission with:

# in test_app_views.py
from test_app.models import *

def some_view(request):
  ...
  request.user.has_perm(SomeModel.custom_permission)

and things don't work.

What I must put inside has_perm function to get a custom permission
defined in a Model?

Cheers
Frank Abel

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