Hi,
What is the current canonical way to handle multiple user-profiles in
Django?
For example - say you have "Teachers", "Students", "Parents" - you may have
slightly different fields for each one and/or different behaviour. Students
will have things like grades, Parents may have 1-to-many Stu
Resurrecting a slightly old thread =), but coming back to this project.
Say I have multiple models that each have their own user profile.
Let's assume that each type of user is mutually exclusive (i.e. a student
cannot be a teacher etc.)
>
> class Student(models.Model):
> user = models.One
Aha, thanks for the good points.
I could go down the route of using auth.groups.
I'd still need a user profile to store the additional fields - are you
thinking I should only have a single Profile class, and make all the fields
nullable?
The issue though is still - how do I integrate this with G
On 9/11/2016 11:54 AM, Victor Hooi wrote:
Hi,
What is the current canonical way to handle multiple user-profiles in
Django?
For example - say you have "Teachers", "Students", "Parents" - you may
have slightly different fields for each one and/or different
behaviour. Students will have thing
Hi,
> What is the current canonical way to handle multiple user-profiles in
> Django?
it highly depends on how you see these objects:
1. different types of users (requirement: a user can only be one type)
2. one type of user with additional information from different sources
3. different types o
Use one to many field or many to many field
On Wed, Nov 9, 2016 at 3:06 PM, Melvyn Sopacua
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > What is the current canonical way to handle multiple user-profiles in
> > Django?
>
> it highly depends on how you see these objects:
>
> 1. different types of users (requirement: a user
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