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boyenec
boyenec

Reputation: 1617

mixins Django how to enable staff-user post, edit, delete permission in html template

I am using mixins in my views for restrict unauthenticated user to access my blog-post page, edit-page and delete-page. Right now only admin user can access those page but I also give permission to staff user for access those page. see the picture: enter image description here

still now my staff user get 404 error when trying to access those page. here is my code:

#views.py

class blog_publish_view(PermissionRequiredMixin,CreateView):
      raise_exception = True
      permission_required = "blog_add_blog"
      model = Post
      form_class = BlogPost
      template_name = "blog_post.html"
      #fields = ['title','author','body']
      
      
                   
class blog_update_view(PermissionRequiredMixin,UpdateView):
      raise_exception = True
      permission_required = "blog_change_blog"
      model = Post
      template_name = "blog_update_post.html"
      form_class = BlogPost
     
     
     


class blog_delete_view(PermissionRequiredMixin,DeleteView):
      raise_exception = True
      permission_required = "blog_delete_blog"
      model = Post
      template_name = "delete_blog_post.html"
      success_url = reverse_lazy('blog')

#my html page for post blog:

{% if user.is_authenticated %}
    <div class="container">
    <h1>Publish Blog</h1>  
        <form method="POST">
            {% csrf_token %}
           
            {{form.media}}
           
            {{form.as_p}}
            <button class="btn btn-info">Publish</button>
        </form>
        </div>
{% endif %}

my staff user can post,edit,publish blog from django admin panel but how to enable those permission in html template.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 710

Answers (1)

Abdul Aziz Barkat
Abdul Aziz Barkat

Reputation: 21812

You specify the permission_required attribute incorrectly. The permission names are the form of <app label>.<permission codename>, where the default permission code names are in the form of <action>_<model_name>. So your views would be like:

class blog_publish_view(PermissionRequiredMixin,CreateView):
      ...
      permission_required = "blog.add_post"
      ...


class blog_update_view(PermissionRequiredMixin,UpdateView):
      ...
      permission_required = "blog.change_post"
      ...


class blog_delete_view(PermissionRequiredMixin,DeleteView):
      ...
      permission_required = "blog.delete_post"
      ...

Edit: The default permissions are as follows:

  1. Add permission: <app label>.add_<lowercase_model_name>
  2. Change permission: <app label>.change_<lowercase_model_name>
  3. Delete permission: <app label>.delete_<lowercase_model_name>
  4. View permission: <app label>.view_<lowercase_model_name>

Note: Class names should be in PascalCase not snake_case so it should be BlogPublishView instead of blog_publish_view, etc. Have a look at PEP 8 -- Style Guide for Python Code

Upvotes: 2

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