Re: I'm wanting to modify Django CMS so I can restrict the content I make to particular users site side?

[ojo]

On 21 Sty, 12:15, littlejim84  wrote:

> I have content that I've created in Django CMS that I then want to
> restrict access to on the site site (not the editing side, like with
> the CMS_PERMISSIONS option in Django CMS). I've been told that I can
> use either Middleware or Template Context Processors to inject my own
> code into the way Django CMS is doing things.

i'm not sure if i understand you well, but if i do, your problem seems
to be quite simple to resolve. each page in django-cms has two options
in "advanced settings" section (at the very bottom of editing page):
* login required
* menu login required

HTH

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I'm wanting to modify Django CMS so I can restrict the content I make to particular users site side?

[littlejim84]

Hello. I'm not really an expert in Python or Django, but am looking
for a solution to this problem. I've had no luck with this in the
Django CMS mailing list or IRC and it's really more about Django and
how to mod things generally so I can have more control over things.

I'm not wanting to mod the actual code of Django CMS as I want to
retain it so it doesn't mess with any updates of it in the future. I'm
not an expert enough to be able to submit patches to it or anything
like.

I have content that I've created in Django CMS that I then want to
restrict access to on the site site (not the editing side, like with
the CMS_PERMISSIONS option in Django CMS). I've been told that I can
use either Middleware or Template Context Processors to inject my own
code into the way Django CMS is doing things.

I'm basically wanting to have a login on the site site where users can
sign up (I presume I should use django-registration app for this?) and
only when they have signed up they can have access to all my content
I've made in Django CMS that will most probably be at the URL of
'http://domain.com/students/'. Thing is, I'm not
really too sure how to do this? Do I use Middleware or use Context
Processors? How do I check the URLs in these things? I could really do
with some baby steps to help me here...

I'm looking at this as a general way to mod Django apps in the future
without having to mess with their code at all. I'm presuming this is
the way to do it for these sort of things?

Thank you in advance. Please help a sorta noob!
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