#pyramid

it's just pretty useless

the bot added nothing to the url which i pasted

It's nice for when you mention bug report's. Like bug #66

Pylons/pyramid: issue #66 (2010-12-15 CLOSED): "Tutorial wrong about the paster-generated code." by madjar: https://github.com/Pylons/pyramid/issues/66

Fairy Nuff

i'm #1!

hm

you're #2

Pylons/pyramid: issue #2 (2010-10-30 CLOSED): "Untitled" by blaflamme: https://github.com/Pylons/pyramid/pull/2

Hi, I not able to understend how acl work without a small help

alexises: any specific question?

I have read the narrative the documentation and this example : https://github.com/mmerickel/pyramid_auth_demo/...

Title: pyramid_auth_demo/demo.py at master · mmerickel/pyramid_auth_demo · GitHub (at github.com)

I don't understend how the __acl__ match the permission provided on setview

if you could explain me

setview?

on this method: def edit_page_view(request):

*@view_config sorry

permission is set like: permission='edit',

I have proper understend it

so to run this method / view, you need the 'edit' permission

and when you check the __acl__,

my problem is with the __acl__ field under the Root class

and the root_factory attribute under Configurator

you either need to be in the group 'g:editor' or 'g:admin' to have this 'edit' permission