Re: Editing user profiles via "inlines" breaks password management in admin site

Update: seemingly the "two stage" is the way to do it. I have not managed to get any alternative methods to work (and there are more pressing problems :) On Oct 27, 9:07?am, derek wrote: > Actually, it seems more complex... ?you now have a 2 stage operation > to carry out

Re: Editing user profiles via "inlines" breaks password management in admin site

Actually, it seems more complex... you now have a 2 stage operation to carry out what should be a relatively(?) simple operation - add a user with their details. I have *exactly* the same problem as the original user - is there no one else who has managed to create a usuable User+Profile admin

Re: Editing user profiles via "inlines" breaks password management in admin site

Oh, thanks! Actually, it's much simpler this way. On Oct 13, 12:29 pm, Jonathan Barratt wrote: > On 13 ต.ค. 2010, at 17:19, Martin Burger wrote: > > > Hello, > > > I implemented a user profile that is activated via AUTH_PROFILE_MODULE > > in settings.py. In order

Re: Editing user profiles via "inlines" breaks password management in admin site

On 13 ?.?. 2010, at 17:19, Martin Burger wrote: > Hello, > > I implemented a user profile that is activated via AUTH_PROFILE_MODULE > in settings.py. In order to be able to view and edit user profiles in > the admin site, I used the method described at >

Editing user profiles via "inlines" breaks password management in admin site

Hello, I implemented a user profile that is activated via AUTH_PROFILE_MODULE in settings.py. In order to be able to view and edit user profiles in the admin site, I used the method described at