transaction hash. grantCNSManager Grant permission for CNS by address. grantDeployAndCreateManager Grant permission for deploy contract and create user table by address. grantNodeManager grantNodeManager Grant permission for node configuration by address. grantPermissionManager Grant permission for permission configuration by address. grantSysConfigManager grantSysConfigManager Grant permission for system configuration by address. grantUserTableManager Grant permission for user table by table name and address. help(h)

transaction hash. grantCNSManager Grant permission for CNS by address. grantDeployAndCreateManager Grant permission for deploy contract and create user table by address. grantNodeManager grantNodeManager Grant permission for node configuration by address. grantPermissionManager Grant permission for permission configuration by address. grantSysConfigManager grantSysConfigManager Grant permission for system configuration by address. grantUserTableManager Grant permission for user table by table name and address. help(h)

transaction hash. grantCNSManager Grant permission for CNS by address. grantDeployAndCreateManager Grant permission for deploy contract and create user table by address. grantNodeManager grantNodeManager Grant permission for node configuration by address. grantPermissionManager Grant permission for permission configuration by address. grantSysConfigManager grantSysConfigManager Grant permission for system configuration by address. grantUserTableManager Grant permission for user table by table name and address. help(h)

granular and multi-layered. Permission modes Permissions operate in two different modes, depending on the CMS_PERMISSION setting. Simple permissions mode (CMS_PERMISSION = False): only the standard Django Django Users and Groups permissions will apply. This is the default. Page permissions mode (CMS_PERMISSION = True): as well as standard Django permissions, django CMS provides row-level permissions on pages users. Permissions in Page permissions mode In Page permissions mode, you also need to give users permission to the right pages and sub-sites. Global and per-page permissions This can be done in two ways

" % pk) if not placeholder.has_change_permission(request): return HttpResponseBadRequest("You do not have enough permission to alias this placeholder.") clipboard = sampleapp.urls"] permissions = False If you still want some of your views to use the CMS’s permission checks you can enable them via a decorator, cms.utils.decorators.cms_perms Here is a simple example: decorators import cms_perms @cms_perms def my_view(request, **kw): ... If you have your own permission checks in your application, then use exclude_permissions property of the apphook: class SampleApp(CMSApp):

" % pk) if not placeholder.has_change_permission(request): return HttpResponseBadRequest("You do not have enough permission to alias this placeholder.") clipboard = sampleapp.urls"] permissions = False If you still want some of your views to use the CMS’s permission checks you can enable them via a decorator, cms.utils.decorators.cms_perms Here is a simple example: decorators import cms_perms @cms_perms def my_view(request, **kw): ... If you have your own permission checks in your application, then use exclude_permissions property of the apphook: class SampleApp(CMSApp):

transaction hash. grantCNSManager Grant permission for CNS by address. grantDeployAndCreateManager Grant permission for deploy contract and create user table by address. grantNodeManager grantNodeManager Grant permission for node configuration by address. grantPermissionManager Grant permission for permission configuration by address. grantSysConfigManager grantSysConfigManager Grant permission for system configuration by address. grantUserTableManager Grant permission for user table by table name and address. help(h)

transaction hash. grantCNSManager Grant permission for CNS by address. grantDeployAndCreateManager Grant permission for deploy contract and create user table by address. grantNodeManager grantNodeManager Grant permission for node configuration by address. grantSysConfigManager Grant permission for system configuration by address. grantUserTableManager Grant permission for user table by table name and address. help(h) Provide help information. listCNSManager Query permission information

granular and multi-layered. Permission modes Permissions operate in two different modes, depending on the CMS_PERMISSION setting. Simple permissions mode (CMS_PERMISSION = False): only the standard Django Django Users and Groups permissions will apply. This is the default. Page permissions mode (CMS_PERMISSION = True): as well as standard Django permissions, django CMS provides row-level permissions on pages users. Permissions in Page permissions mode In Page permissions mode, you also need to give users permission to the right pages and sub-sites. Global and per-page permissions This can be done in two ways

require add or change permission on related Model or instance. to change: require add or change permission on related Model or instance. to delete: require add or change or delete permission on related Model usually added through the default Django auth application and its admin interface. Object-level permission can be handled by writing a custom authentication backend as described in django docs [https://docs if not placeholder.has_change_permission(request): return HttpResponseBadRequest( "You do not have enough permission to alias this placeholder."