SOLVED - Re: User object subclass appears in App models under Admin instead of Auth

Hi all, The link below gave the answer. The difference was that I initially subclassed User .. I went with an extra table with 1-to-1 relation instead as the example stated Trick under admin is to subclass UserAdmin and re-register the User thingy. Works like a charm! Hope this helps, if you

Re: User object subclass appears in App models under Admin instead of Auth

Found a solution that's getting me closer to my goal http://www.thenestedfloat.com/articles/displaying-custom-user-profile-fields-in-djangos-admin Regards, Gerard. Gerard wrote: > Hi all, > > I've subclassed Django's User object (also accessible under Admin) to extend > the user profile. But

User object subclass appears in App models under Admin instead of Auth

Hi all, I've subclassed Django's User object (also accessible under Admin) to extend the user profile. But the 'CustomUser' model ends up in the Myapp list instead of under Auth. I need it 'top level' otherwise I and up with users for every seperate module/app in my project. Would this be poss