[Answered ]-How to use permission_required decorator in django views

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I’ve done something like you’re asking. Adapting what I’ve done to your case, you’d have in the view:

template = loader.get_template('foo/foo.html')
context = RequestContext(
    request,
    {
        'can_view': request.user.has_perm('tracking.view_visitor')),
    })
return HttpResponse(template.render(context))

In the template:

{% if can_view %}
    <!-- whatever you need -->
{% endif %}
👤Louis

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Well, you can do something like :

extra_context = {}
if request.user.has_perm('tracking.view_visitor'):
    extra_context['show_links']     = True
else:
    pass

And in your template , you can check it with :

{% if show_links %}
    display htmls or links
{% endif %}

Make sure to pass context while rendering . 🙂

👤Priyank Patel

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