Thanks Yazan!
But that only hides the instructions for non-logged-in users.
I want to hide it from everyone, including the submitter themselves and
anyone who can edit the request.
They should only appear the first time the submitter creates a request.
(And possibly also whenever that field's in
You can wrap your html within an if-statement using the django template
language.
So it would be something like this:
{% if request.user == review_request.submitter or
perms.reviews.can_edit_reviewrequest %}
... <-- your code
{% endif %}
This goes in the .html files.
Hope that helps.
Yaz
We've noticed many of our colleagues don't use our local installation of
ReviewBoard the way we'd like them to, and they have common questions, etc.
We've edited the following files to provide some extra instructions and
advice (such as "Only admins can add new groups, please ask X"):
reviews/fo
