Check if user and page belongs to the same company
views.py
from accounts.utils import get_session_company, is_a_company_user
views.py
on single
company = get_session_company(request.session['company_id'])
context['is_a_company_user'] = is_a_company_user(company, request.user)
if not context['is_a_company_user']:
return render(request, template_name, context)
company = get_session_company(request.session['company_id'])
context['is_a_company_user'] = is_a_company_user(company, request.user)
if not context['is_a_company_user']:
return render(request, template_name, context)
on lists
company = get_session_company(request.session['company_id'])
Template
{% if is_a_company_user %}
{% else %}
{% include 'partials/_not_the_same_company.html' %}
{% endif %}
Point other websites or subdoamins to your website
DNS setup (on other domains)
Add record
Type: CNAME
Name: subdomain e.g: portal
content: to the main domain myDomain.com
proxied : DNS Only
Setup
Accounts.utils.py
from company.models import Company
def get_session_company(company_id):
company = None
if company_id and int(company_id) > 0:
try:
company = Company.objects.get(id=int(company_id))
except Exception as e:
print('No company in session, we took first')
print(e)
company = Company.objects.all().first()
else:
means a SU or TR logging in and no company on session
company = Company.objects.all().first()
return company
def is_a_company_user(company, user):
if user.profile.user_type == 'SU' or user.profile.user_type == 'TR':
return True
if company:
As long as we return one company
if company == user.profile.companies():
return True
return False
Get domain name
Views
request.META['HTTP_HOST']
Template
{{ request.META.HTTP_HOST }}
module.context_processors.py
Quick and simple, but not good for production:
views
request.scheme # http or https
request.META['HTTP_HOST'] # example.com
request.path # /some/content/1/
Template
{{ request.scheme }} :// {{ request.META.HTTP_HOST }} {{ request.path }}
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