If what you're trying to do is have two types of user accounts, then you'd
have to create a base user model and have personal and business inherit
from it - and it being a subclass of AbstractBaseUser
class BaseAccount(AbstractBaseUser):
…
# all public fields
class PersonalAccount(BaseAccount):
…
# personal account only fields
class BusinessAccount(BaseAccount):
...
# business account only fields
# settings.py
AUTH_USER_MODEL = 'app_name.BaseAccount'
you should avoid use of the BaseAccount directly
On Jun 29, 2021 6:05 PM, "Ridwan Adeyemo" <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hello,
How do I implement a multiple users registration/signup form. For example
the user needs to have (username, name password, and confirm password )
while the seller is going to have (Business Name, Business Email, address,
tax id, phone number and password, and confirm password)
Best Regards.
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