i bet the problem is that your ProductAdmin and BlogPostAdmin also inherit
from PageAdmin and you use list in fieldsets.
so what is happeing is that you mutate the same instance of list for all
subclasses and thus create duplicates
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another thing I managed to think of is send specific message to a specific
room of a user, like:
async_to_sync(channel_layer.group_send)("238", {"type": "send_text",
"text": "close"})
and check in consumer's handler:
async def send_text(self, event):
if event == "close":
i gave it another shot and still don't get it.
when I connect the first time i have:
- browser A which serves as a source of "connect" command
- AsyncJsonWebsocketConsumer which handles group_add, accepting incoming
socket and setting the "connection A"
when I have a call from the other browser
thank you for the help.
I need to try it out. i think it's more down the
"tell-clients-to-tell-me-to-close" route which i wanted to escape.
however, i still don't understand how i can get ALL connections of a user
knowing only his token.
i mean, when i have an event in the system, i want to not
well, how I see it:
- a user can subscribe to any amount of groups during the lifecycle of his
JWT
- how can I get a list these groups in the first place? so to be able to
"send a message to an appropriate group"?
I thought there's a way to decode JWT, get user ID from it and then somehow:
cha
or maybe any example of "superuser with groups: he can list all connections
and close them if he likes"-type of application. All i found was some types
of chats, but none of them included some kind of "chat-admin" with
management of the rooms and visitors
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we have django 2.0.4 and channels 2.1.7 in production.
And now users must have only open 1 session allowed. (when a user logs in
the second time, the first open websocket connection must be closed). I'm
out of ideas on how to do it.
AFAIK, `websocket.disconnect` must be sent from the client, and
what do you mean by "cumulative"? if we have aggregate sums like
jan = 100
feb = 150
mar = 120
you want to have output as
jan = 100
feb = 250
mar = 370
?
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