I would extend Auth and redefine the profile method so that it returns
a custom form.
class MyAuth(Auth):
def profile(....): pass
On Jan 30, 12:08 am, weheh <richard_gor...@verizon.net> wrote:
> I'm building an app where anyone from the general public can join and
> gain access to some of the site's functionality, while paying members
> gain access to more functionality. Pretty typical. Since I expect lots
> more non-paying members than paying members, I don't want to clutter
> up auth_user with a bunch of information that only pertain to members.
> So I've created a separate member record that points to auth_user and
> the member record contains lots of goodies, like name, address,
> picture, bio, etc.
>
> The question is, how to get auth to display these extra fields when
> the user clicks on a link to the user/profile? Would I have to have a
> separate controller for editing member profiles and then redirect to
> it when a member requests to edit their profile? Anybody wish to
> comment whether architecturally I'm going about this the most
> efficient way?
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