Sphene Community Tools

do you have the urls.py from the sphene.community application included in your urlconf ?

it seems it can't find:

url(r'^tags/json/autocompletion/$', 'tags_json_autocompletion', name = 'sph_tags_json_autocompletion'),

which is defined in sphene/community/urls.py

ah ok .. makes sense ..

it seems you haven't added the SCT specific middlewares:

    'sphene.community.middleware.ThreadLocals',

    'sphene.community.middleware.GroupMiddleware',

in addition when including the urls.py you need to add { 'groupName': 'example' } .. or use the SPH_HOST_MIDDLEWARE_URLCONF_MAP settings variable.. (and use { 'groupName': None } as the communitydraft/community/urlconfs/community_urls.py does)

weird ..
have you modified url configuration or something ? maybe you could output view_args to see what content it has ? - are you modifieing the arguments in any way in your middleware ?

FYI - a simple search is now implemented - see http://sct.sphene.net/board/thread/677/?page=1#post-1000 and Search

ok .. since i got interested .. i implemented a (simple) search function for the forum

http://sct.sphene.net/board/search/?query=search

it is based on xapian and djapian .. see Search for more details.

ooops.. i think i found the problem

i thought named arguments to the Q object are ANDed .. just as those to filter(..) .. obviously ... i was wrong.

i have committed a fix into the trunk .. please update and it should work


thanks for debugging this with me,
herbert

hmm.. that's interesting.. maybe there is a bug in checking the flag permissions ..

please try the following:

# again load the post and the user

>>> from sphene.sphboard.models import Post

>>> from sphene.community.permissionutils import has_permission_flag

>>> from django.contrib.auth.models import User

>>> user = User.objects.get(pk = 2)

>>> post = Post.objects.get(pk = 5)



# enable debugging

>>> from django.conf import settings

>>> settings.DEBUG = True

# reset queries

>>> from django.db import connection

>>> connection.queries = []



# test the permission flag

>>> has_permission_flag(user, 'sphboard_editallposts', post.category)

False





# output the sql queries

>>> connection.queries

[{'time': '0.001', 'sql': 'SELECT "community_rolegroupmember"."id","community_rolegroupmember"."rolegroup_id","community_rolegroupmember"."user_id" FROM "community ..........

maybe you could paste me all queries the permission check made ?

no .. there are no default rights (especially not for editing posts)

we could try to debug the problem.. e.g. edit the file sphenecoll/sphene/sphboard/models.py and go to line 642 .. it should be right inside of 'def allow_editing(...)':

        if user.is_superuser \

               or has_permission_flag( user, 'sphboard_editallposts', self.category ):

            return True

modify it to look like:

        print "user %s for post %d" % (str(user), self.id)

        if user.is_superuser \

               or has_permission_flag( user, 'sphboard_editallposts', self.category ):

            print "- is superuser or has permission flag"

            return True

and then run it in the django development server.. and see what happens when your dummy user views the posts ...

another way to debug it would be to use the python shell ..

from the same directory as you would start your development server run:

$ ./manage.py shell



Executing module body.

Python 2.5.2 (r252:60911, Apr 17 2008, 11:51:28) 

[GCC 4.0.1 (Apple Computer, Inc. build 5367)] on darwin

Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.

(InteractiveConsole)

>>> 



# and now you can use python commands to debug the problem..



# first load the post:



>>> from sphene.sphboard.models import Post

>>> post = Post.objects.get(pk = 5)

>>> post

<Post: Re: Test Thread>



# (use the ID of the post you see in the URL)



# load the user:



>>> from django.contrib.auth.models import User

>>> user = User.objects.get(pk = 1)

>>> user

<User: kahless>

>>> 



# test the permissions:



>>> post.allow_editing(user)

True

>>> user.is_superuser

True

>>> from sphene.community.permissionutils import has_permission_flag

>>> has_permission_flag(user, 'sphboard_editallposts', post.category)

True

>>> 

well .. try one (or both) methods . .and let me know what the output looks like

thanks,
herbert

--- Last Edited by Herbert Poul at 2008-04-26 12:00:02 ---

hi,

Alwin said @ 2008-04-26 08:32:46:

I setup a fresh install of the community tools. And know I see that every user is able to edit every post of another user.

i've just tried it out .. and .. simply adding a user .. logging in as that user .. and i wasn't able to edit anyone else's posts ..

maybe you are adding all users as superusers ?

Alwin said @ 2008-04-26 08:32:46:

Where can I setup up the default rights for every user not assigned to a special role?

by default new users have no role and no extra permissions

Alwin said @ 2008-04-26 08:32:46:

Next: I didn't find in adminearea where to increase size of avatar-pictures. in code I saw the
"community_avatar_max_size" but never an entry elsewhere. Have I change it direct inside database?

no, this can be configured in SPH SETTINGS - simply add SPH_SETTINGS = { 'community_avatar_max_size': .... , } to your settings_local.py or settings.py

try adding the following to your urlconf (for the default communitydraft this would be communitydraft/community/urlconfs/community_urls.py )

# this add at the beginning

from sphene.sphwiki.urls import snip



# and to your urlpatterns = patterns('', ... add:



                       (r'^c/' + snip + r'/$', 'sphene.sphwiki.views.showSnip', defaultdict),