On Feb 16, 4:55 am, Anderson Borges <andersondbor...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey guys
> I am learning django and I have a question
> I have a table in my database call SettingsUser so how can I load this table
> to all views on my application?
I just don't understand what "loading a table" is supposed to mean. If
you want to make some object (model instance or whatever) available to
all your templates, a context processor will do the job. If you want
to make it available to all your views, you can use a middleware and
attach the relevant object(s) to the request object.
Now given the name ("settingsuser") I suspect it's a kind of "per-user
settings" stuff. If so, the SettingsUser model should have a
foreignkey on User, and then you can just follow the reversed
relationship, ie:
# youmodels.py
class UserSetting(models.Model):
user = models.ForeignKey(User, related_name="settings")
parrot_is_dead = models.BooleanField(u"Is user's parrot dead ?",
default=True)
# yourviews.py
def something(request, *args, **kw):
print request.user.settings.all()
HTH
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