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Hi @nitely! Thanks for the great software 馃専, really made my life much easier!
I am implementing a forum based on Spirit and was wondering if you had any plans of having restrictions on categories? I think it would make sense to be able to have categories with special rules as to who can see/access them, who can create topics and who can comment. This would allow you to have private categories for only a selected few, for example a "Moderators" category; or a "Announcements" category where only admins can create topics, but everyone can comment, etc.
If you already had some ideas on how you want to do this, let me know. I will be implementing this in my fork shortly and it would be cool if we can come up with a solution that can be merged in. I think using the django.contrib.auth groups would make the most sense in this case and I would add 3 M2M fields to Category. Something like:
restrict_access
restrict_create_topic
restrict_create_comment
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Aug 10, 2015
Hi @nitely! Thanks for the great software 馃専, really made my life much easier!
I am implementing a forum based on Spirit and was wondering if you had any plans of having restrictions on categories? I think it would make sense to be able to have categories with special rules as to who can see/access them, who can create topics and who can comment. This would allow you to have private categories for only a selected few, for example a "Moderators" category; or a "Announcements" category where only admins can create topics, but everyone can comment, etc.
If you already had some ideas on how you want to do this, let me know. I will be implementing this in my fork shortly and it would be cool if we can come up with a solution that can be merged in. I think using the django.contrib.auth groups would make the most sense in this case and I would add 3 M2M fields to Category. Something like:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: