arguments: request A Django request instance. You want to modify based on sessions, or user or permissions? nodes All the nodes. Normally you want to return them again. namespace A Menu Namespace. Only **kwargs): return [MyAppMenu, CategoryMenu] Apphook permissions By default the content represented by an apphook has the same permissions set as the page it is assigned to. So if for example a page To disable this behaviour set permissions = False on your apphook: class SampleApp(CMSApp): name = _("Sample App") _urls = ["project.sampleapp.urls"] permissions = False If you still want some

arguments: request A Django request instance. You want to modify based on sessions, or user or permissions? nodes All the nodes. Normally you want to return them again. namespace A Menu Namespace. Only **kwargs): return [MyAppMenu, CategoryMenu] Apphook permissions By default the content represented by an apphook has the same permissions set as the page it is assigned to. So if for example a page To disable this behaviour set permissions = False on your apphook: class SampleApp(CMSApp): name = _("Sample App") _urls = ["project.sampleapp.urls"] permissions = False If you still want some

related_name for a PlaceholderField may not be suppressed using '+'; this allows the cms to check permissions properly. Attempting to do so will raise a ValueError [https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions company_name). Permissions To be able to edit a placeholder user must be a staff member and needs either edit permissions on the model that contains the PlaceholderField, or permissions for that specific specific instance of that model. Required permissions for edit actions are: to add: require add or change permission on related Model or instance. to change: require add or change permission on related Model

related_name for a PlaceholderField may not be suppressed using '+'; this allows the cms to check permissions properly. Attempting to do so will raise a ValueError [https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions company_name). Permissions To be able to edit a placeholder user must be a staff member and needs either edit permissions on the model that contains the PlaceholderField, or permissions for that specific specific instance of that model. Required permissions for edit actions are: to add: require add or change permission on related Model or instance. to change: require add or change permission on related Model

related_name for a PlaceholderField may not be suppressed using '+'; this allows the cms to check permissions properly. Attempting to do so will raise a ValueError [https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions company_name). Permissions To be able to edit a placeholder user must be a staff member and needs either edit permissions on the model that contains the PlaceholderField, or permissions for that specific specific instance of that model. Required permissions for edit actions are: to add: require add or change permission on related Model or instance. to change: require add or change permission on related Model

Application hooks (“apphooks”) Publishing Serving content in multiple languages Internationalisation Permissions Search and django CMS Using touch-screen devices with django CMS Color schemes (light/dark) with menus. The application’s pages won’t be able to take advantage of the CMS’s publishing workflow, permissions or other functionality. Apphooks offer a more complete way of integrating other applications, by ow-django- discovers-language-preference Permissions The django CMS permissions system is flexible, granular and multi-layered. Permission modes Permissions operate in two different modes, depending on

Application hooks (“apphooks”) Publishing Serving content in multiple languages Internationalisation Permissions Using touch-screen devices with django CMS Color schemes (light/dark) with django CMS How the menu menus. The application’s pages won’t be able to take advantage of the CMS’s publishing workflow, permissions or other functionality. Apphooks offer a more complete way of integrating other applications, by ow-django- discovers-language-preference Permissions The django CMS permissions system is flexible, granular and multi-layered. Permission modes Permissions operate in two different modes, depending on

languages Internationalisation Permissions Some commonly-used plugins Search and django CMS Reference Admin APIs Apphooks Command Line Interface Forms Models Navigation Permissions Plugins Settings and constants Apphooks The basics of apphook creation Using an apphook Apphook management Apphook menus Apphook permissions Automatically restart server on apphook changes Apphooks and placeholder template tags Complex arguments: request A Django request instance. You want to modify based on sessions, or user or permissions? nodes All the nodes. Normally you want to return them again. namespace A Menu Namespace. Only

management commands 4.3. Moderation commands 4.4. MPTT repair command 5. Permissions 5.1. View restrictions 5.2. Page permissions Extending the CMS 1. Extending the CMS: Examples 1.1. My First Plugin 1 fix resolve this, as the whole context is now saved in cache along with the rendered templates. Permissions cache performance issue fix backported When a page is saved and cache is enabled, an explicit cache do so will lead to a ValueError. This change was done to allow the django CMS to properly check permissions on Placeholder Fields. Two fixes to page change form The change form for pages would throw errors

example in case you are unsure about the translation and you want somebody else to review it. Note Permissions might vary depending on your setup, what is described is default Weblate behaviour. Translating Ubuntu Requirements on openSUSE Requirements on OSX Requirements using pip installer Filesystem permissions Database setup for Weblate PostgreSQL Creating database in PostgreSQL Configuring Weblate to Site wide permissions Per project permissions Adding permissions to languages, projects or component sets Per project access control Automatic group assignments Users, roles, groups and permissions Permission