Your first question about how to separate fields is not perfectly
clear to me. However, I can say that I typically put *all* fields on
the actual admin objects, since an admin is typically not the one
you're trying to restrict. Then, in your own custom views (and the
forms you render in those vie
Hi
nek4life wrote:
> The philosophy of the admin app is that it is a simple CRUD interface
> for trusted staff members to manage data. If you need data entry for
> non staff members (i.e. people you do not trust with the admin) you
> should create public facing forms and setup some permissions fo
The philosophy of the admin app is that it is a simple CRUD interface
for trusted staff members to manage data. If you need data entry for
non staff members (i.e. people you do not trust with the admin) you
should create public facing forms and setup some permissions for the
users to be able to us
Hi,
I'm quite new to django and very new to this list.
I'm in the process of writing a small webapp for our lab.
Working with the tutorial I already put together a small model and some
admin pages.
But now I came to some stumbling blocks:
First is a broader question: I'm wondering what belongs t
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