def get_queryset(self, request): #tutorials say to use function 'queryset' but that's not true, get_queryset seems to be the on that actually works
qs = super(LanguageDatumAdmin, self).get_queryset(request)
if request.user.is_superuser:
return qs #super user can see everyone's to allow for removal of bad data
else:
#Note that this does NOT inherit the queryset from super. Bad programming, but doesn't seem to matter right now
qs= permissionwrapper(request.user) #normal users can only see their own contributions
return qs
def getDatumsFromTags(self, dialect, tags, user=None): # utilty function for in templates
# print("DialectCode is: {}".format(dialect))
dialect = dialect.strip() # clear whitespace
# Add User argument with default "none", hit the permission function first, filter on that
myQuery = utilityfuncs.permissionwrapper(user)
myQuery = myQuery.filter(dialect__dialectCode=dialect) # Need to have some user filtering here
# print("Base languageDatum: {}".format(str(myQuery).encode('ascii', errors='backslashreplace')))
tags = set(tags)
tags = filter(None, tags) # remove blanks
# print("Tags to Retrieve are: {}".format(tags))
# print("getDatumFromTags:{}".format(tags))
for tag in tags:
tag = tag.strip()
myQuery = myQuery.filter(entryTags__tagText=tag)
# print("QueryReturned: {}".format(str(myQuery).encode('ascii', errors='backslashreplace')))
return myQuery