The use case is to register a company and admin user at the same time and the objective is to restrict all users to their own company. Therefore there will never be more than one company for any user (except me of course).

Currently this means two pages need to be opened to get to that one instance.

../admin/company/company opens the page with a list of one company

../admin/company/company/18/change opens the actual company for editing

This is how I restrict the queryset in admin.py ...

    def get_queryset(self, request):
        qs = super().get_queryset(request)
        if is_operator(request.user):
            return qs
        coy = get_user_company(request)
        if coy:
            return qs.filter(id=coy.id)


I think I need to find some way to interfere with the flow and adjust the URL to f"{url}/{coy.id}/change"

It may be in change_view() but that seems a bit beyond me

How to do that?

Thanks

Mike

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