Re: overwrite User model

[Malcolm Tredinnick]

On Wed, 2009-08-05 at 01:43 -0700, Shuge Lee wrote:
> django.contrib.auth.models.User
> 
> I don't like models.User, but I like Admin view, and I will keep admin
> view in my application.
> 
> How to overwirte models.User

You can't. Django relies on the existing User model.

There are *plenty* of threads on this list that discuss how to use email
addresses for login for user-exposed forms. One that was active less
than 24 hours ago, even. Perhaps you might want to have a browse of
those to find alternate solutions to your problem.

Regards,
Malcolm



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overwrite User model

[Shuge Lee]

django.contrib.auth.models.User

I don't like models.User, but I like Admin view, and I will keep admin
view in my application.

How to overwirte models.User

Make it just look like following

class ShugeUser(User)
username = EmailField(uniqute=True, verbose_name='EMail as your
username', ...)
email = CharField(verbose_name='Nickname, ...)

User = ShugeUser


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