def add_row_perm(self, instance, perm):
"""
Add permission 'perm' to user 'self' for object(s) instance.
instance variable may be an object or a queryset.
"""
if type(instance).__name__ == 'QuerySet':
for object in instance:
if self.has_row_perm(object, perm, True):
pass
permission = Permission()
permission.content_object = object
permission.user = self
permission.name = perm
permission.save()
else:
if self.has_row_perm(instance, perm, True):
return False
permission = Permission()
permission.content_object = instance
permission.user = self
permission.name = perm
permission.save()
return True
def add_row_perm(self, instance, perm):
"""
Add permission 'perm' to user 'self' for object(s) instance.
instance variable may be an object or a queryset.
"""
if type(instance).__name__ == 'QuerySet':
for object in instance:
if self.has_row_perm(object, perm, True):
pass
permission = Permission()
permission.content_object = object
permission.user = self
permission.name = perm
permission.save()
else:
if self.has_row_perm(instance, perm, True):
return False
permission = Permission()
permission.content_object = instance
permission.user = self
permission.name = perm
permission.save()
return True
def add_row_perm(self, instance, perm):
if self.has_row_perm(instance, perm):
return False
permission = Permission()
permission.content_object = instance
permission.group = self
permission.name = perm
permission.save()
return True
def add_row_perm(self, instance, perm):
from models import Permission
if self.has_row_perm(instance, perm, True):
return False
permission = Permission()
permission.content_object = instance
permission.user = self
permission.name = perm
permission.save()
return True
def add_row_perm(self, instance, perm):
if type(instance).__name__ == 'QuerySet':
for object in instance:
if self.has_row_perm(object, perm):
pass
permission = Permission()
permission.content_object = object
permission.user = self
permission.name = perm
permission.save()
else:
if self.has_row_perm(instance, perm):
return False
permission = Permission()
permission.content_object = instance
permission.group = self
permission.name = perm
permission.save()
return True
def add_row_perm(self, instance, perm):
from models import Permission
if self.has_row_perm(instance, perm, True):
return False
permission = Permission()
permission.content_object = instance
permission.user = self
permission.name = perm
permission.save()
return True
def add_row_perm(self, instance, perm):
if type(instance).__name__ == 'QuerySet':
for object in instance:
if self.has_row_perm(object, perm):
pass
permission = Permission()
permission.content_object = object
permission.user = self
permission.name = perm
permission.save()
else:
if self.has_row_perm(instance, perm):
return False
permission = Permission()
permission.content_object = instance
permission.group = self
permission.name = perm
permission.save()
return True
def add_row_perm(self, instance, perm):
# 20100118 RL
# Bug in this app's code - one can fail to have perms both because you don't nhave them, and
# because your account isn't active. If the latter, we definitely shouldn't be putting duplicate rows in.
# Short of copying/pasting code, the easiest thing to do is to skip the active test - implemented by
# modifying has_row_perm to take another param.
if self.has_row_perm(instance, perm, True, False):
return False
permission = Permission()
permission.content_object = instance
permission.user = self
permission.name = perm
permission.save()
return True
