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Example Project for django-simple-menu
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- This is a complete example project for django-simple-menu that can be
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- quickly used to evaluate if django-simple-menu is right for you.
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+ This is a complete example project for django-simple-menu that can be quickly
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+ used to evaluate if django-simple-menu is right for you.
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Setting up
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- To setup the project you need to create a new virtualenv directory and
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- install the dependencies listed in the requirements file::
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+ To setup the project you need to create a new virtualenv directory and install
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+ the dependencies listed in the requirements file::
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virtualenv testenv
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source testenv/bin/activate
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./manage.py runserver
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- Once you access the project you will see a menu that will change depending
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- on if you're logged in, logged in as a staff member or logged in as a
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- superuser. To fully see the menu system in action you will need to login to
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- the Django admin and create two new users (one just a staff member and the
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- other a regular user, you already have a superuser from the syncdb call)
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- and then login with all three of them to compare the resulting menus.
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+ Once you access the project at http://127.0.0.1:8000 you will see a menu that
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+ will change depending on if you're logged in, logged in as a staff member or
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+ logged in as a superuser. To fully see the menu system in action you will need
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+ to login to the Django admin and create two new users (one just a staff member
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+ and the other a regular user, you already have a superuser from the syncdb
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+ call) and then login with all three of them to compare the resulting menus.
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