Django
Django is a web application framework for Python. It is designed to prioritize principles of reusability and rapid development.
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Currently, non-public products are not easy to identify in the dashboard list views - there is nothing to distinguish them from public products and you have to view the edit form to determine whether the item is public or not.
I think it would be useful to have a column in the table to indicate whether the product is active. Same applies for categories.
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Bug description
See screen recording below.
Expected behavior
New tab should only open once.
How to reproduce
- Cmd+click on any link in the app.
Environment
- Could & self-hosted f71e011a86e63c498f82fae5c1dc6d81ac663990
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Created by Adrian Holovaty, Simon Willison
Released 21 July 2005
- Repository
- django/django
- Website
- www.djangoproject.com
- Wikipedia
- Wikipedia

Issue Summary
Copying a page doesn't copy the original's privacy settings, but appears to inherit from the new parent's privacy settings.
That is, if page A1 is public, and its child page A1a has privacy set to "private, accessible to...," copying page A1a to A1b causes A1b to be set to public. I feel there's a general expectation that the original's privacy settings would copy over to