示例#1
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 def test_has_page_add_permission_with_target(self):
     page = create_page('Test', 'nav_playground.html', 'en')
     user = self._create_user('user')
     request = RequestFactory().get('/', data={'target': page.pk})
     request.user = user
     has_perm = has_page_add_permission(request)
     self.assertFalse(has_perm)
示例#2
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    def test_emulate_admin_index(self):
        """ Call methods that emulate the adminsite instance's index.
        This test was basically the reason for the new manager, in light of the
        problem highlighted in ticket #1120, which asserts that giving a user
        no site-specific rights when creating a GlobalPagePermission should
        allow access to all sites.
        """
        # create and then ignore this user.
        superuser = self._create_user("super", is_staff=True, is_active=True,
                                      is_superuser=True)
        superuser.set_password("super")
        superuser.save()
        # create 2 staff users
        SITES = [
            Site.objects.get(pk=1),
            Site.objects.create(domain='example2.com', name='example2.com'),
        ]
        USERS = [
            self._create_user("staff", is_staff=True, is_active=True),
            self._create_user("staff_2", is_staff=True, is_active=True),
        ]
        for user in USERS:
            user.set_password('staff')
            # re-use the same methods the UserPage form does.
            # Note that it internally calls .save(), as we've not done so.
            save_permissions({
                'can_add_page': True,
                'can_change_page': True,
                'can_delete_page': False
            }, user)

        GlobalPagePermission.objects.create(can_add=True, can_change=True,
                                            can_delete=False, user=USERS[0])
        # we're querying here to ensure that even though we've created two users
        # above, we should have successfully filtered to just one perm.
        self.assertEqual(1, GlobalPagePermission.objects.with_user(USERS[0]).count())

        # this will confirm explicit permissions still work, by adding the first
        # site instance to the many2many relationship 'sites'
        GlobalPagePermission.objects.create(can_add=True, can_change=True,
                                            can_delete=False,
                                            user=USERS[1]).sites.add(SITES[0])
        self.assertEqual(1, GlobalPagePermission.objects.with_user(USERS[1]).count())

        homepage = create_page(title="master", template="nav_playground.html",
                               language="en", in_navigation=True, slug='/')
        publish_page(page=homepage, user=superuser, language='en')

        with SettingsOverride(CMS_PERMISSION=True):
            # for all users, they should have access to site 1
            request = RequestFactory().get(path='/', data={'site__exact': 1})
            # we need a session attribute for current_site(request), which is
            # used by has_page_add_permission and has_page_change_permission
            request.session = {}
            for user in USERS:
                # has_page_add_permission and has_page_change_permission both test
                # for this explicitly, to see if it's a superuser.
                request.user = user
                # Note, the query count is inflated by doing additional lookups
                # because there's a site param in the request.
                with self.assertNumQueries(FuzzyInt(6,7)):
                    # PageAdmin swaps out the methods called for permissions
                    # if the setting is true, it makes use of cms.utils.permissions
                    self.assertTrue(has_page_add_permission(request))
                    self.assertTrue(has_page_change_permission(request))
                    # internally this calls PageAdmin.has_[add|change|delete]_permission()
                    self.assertEqual({'add': True, 'change': True, 'delete': False},
                                     site._registry[Page].get_model_perms(request))

            # can't use the above loop for this test, as we're testing that
            # user 1 has access, but user 2 does not, as they are only assigned
            # to site 1
            request = RequestFactory().get('/', data={'site__exact': 2})
            request.session = {}
            # As before, the query count is inflated by doing additional lookups
            # because there's a site param in the request
            with self.assertNumQueries(FuzzyInt(11, 20)):
                # this user shouldn't have access to site 2
                request.user = USERS[1]
                self.assertTrue(not has_page_add_permission(request))
                self.assertTrue(not has_page_change_permission(request))
                self.assertEqual({'add': False, 'change': False, 'delete': False},
                                 site._registry[Page].get_model_perms(request))
                # but, going back to the first user, they should.
                request = RequestFactory().get('/', data={'site__exact': 2})
                request.user = USERS[0]
                self.assertTrue(has_page_add_permission(request))
                self.assertTrue(has_page_change_permission(request))
                self.assertEqual({'add': True, 'change': True, 'delete': False},
                                 site._registry[Page].get_model_perms(request))