Hi all, I have a flow which I am not sure how to design with maximum reuse of existing apps/features.
Flow :- 1) A non registered user comes and uploads his profile - (NOTE - there is no user sign up form,only profile upload form). 2) Admin comes , approves the profile, edits it if he wants and then assign it a profile id. Activates the profile. 3) Upon activation a mail is sent to the user (email id is provided in the profile), with his profile id(which will be his username) and a random password which he can change from site. Additional Requirement :- a) User wants to change his profile information, he edits it and saves it but his profile information is not yet changed. b) Changes should go to admin, if he approves the changes then new profile information is saved, else he can reject the changes. I am not sure how to do this especially the editing profile part. My first attempt is like this: a) create profile model and use generic create_update view to upload the profile. Add a field of is_active. b) Admin filters on basis of is_active and assigns them a profile_id. c) Admin then goes on to create a user with that profile id as the username and a FIXED password e.g. "changeit". d) Admin then goes to the profile and then associates the profile with the user. Things that I am trying to figure are : a) how to send the mail with credentials ? Can I use signals ? b) how to make sure that in this process some user is not missing his profile and some profile is not activated and still missing user? Can I make some sort of filter in admin for this? c) How to allow the editing of profile to be monitored by admin? I am open for completely new flow :- only unchangeable requirements are: 1. user can login only after admin has approved his profile and he must be sent a mail once approved. 2. new profile of user can be saved only after approval by admin. Sorry for the long mail. Regards Ajay -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To post to this group, send email to django-users@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to django-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/django-users?hl=en.
