If you have an instance, you could just do:
myUserModelInstance.__dict__ -- that'll get you the data you want,
and a bunch of extra stuff you most likely don't want. I don't really
recommend doing this either, since it's not "the right way" IMO, but
it solves your problem.
On 16/07/2007, at 4:53 PM, Eratothene wrote:
>
> I need to make dictionary out of django.auth.model.User instance in
> such format:
>
> {'username':'val1', 'password':'val2', 'email':'',
> 'first_name':'val3', 'last_name':'val4' ...}
>
> In order to populate this data in to the custom form. I have read all
> documentation available in order to resolve this simple task, how to
> make it?
>
>
> >
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