How secure is this method of blocking content for only the logged in user? What I mean is are there ways for people to manipulate the inspector in the browser to disable that or does django do a pretty good job of "hiding" that content for everyone except the user?
I can see the field in the admin webpage, add Articles. There is a drop down of all the user names.
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How secure is this method of blocking content for only the logged in user? What I mean is are there ways for people to manipulate the inspector in the browser to disable that or does django do a pretty good job of "hiding" that content for everyone except the user?
The browser cannot touch the queryset that Django produces.
@@CodingEntrepreneurs That's what I figured, but just wanted to be sure. Thanks again!
Hey , How can we set an logged in user to an article when he creates an article ?
(Using django forms)