thanks - that´s it.
>
> if your view uses DjangoContext (which the generic views do I belive)
> than the user is just
>
> {{ user }}
> so something like
> {% for group in user.get_group_list %}
> {{ group }}
> {% endfor %}
> should work.
>
> regards
> Ian
>
> On 12/22/05, patrick k <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> while trying to implement a system for project-management into our
>> django-based admin-interface, i´m having a small problem here.
>>
>> right now, i´m using generic views for the "notes".
>> when a user wants to create a note, he/she has to select a user or a
>> user-group which relates to that note. for the user(groups), i´m using
>> djangos auth tables.
>>
>> question is: how do i get the user and user-groups within my template (which
>> is notes_form.html)?
>> more general: is there a way to add additional data (from different modules)
>> to info_dict?
>>
>> patrick
>>
>>
>
>
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