I've done this but with a manually built form.
You can just add the extra form fields to the template, then reference
those extra fields in your view.
new_data['your_new_fieldname'] will work as expected.
In your view you might first create the user object - then create the
customer object related to the newly created user object:
user = User.objects.... #create the new user account
user.save()
later on in the same view function for the customer:
new_data['user'] = str(user.id) #new user from above
j
On Dec 10, 5:15 am, Simone Cittadini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have this code to add a new user :
>
> class CustomerForm(ModelForm):
>
> class Meta:
> model = CustomerProfile
>
> def add(request):
> [..]
> if request.method == 'POST':
> form = CustomerForm(customer, request.POST)
> f.save()
> else:
> form = CustomerForm(customer)
> return render_to_response('customer/add.html', locals(),
> RequestContext(request, {}))
> [..]
>
> which automagically creates a web form where you choose among existing
> users as one of the CustomerProfile fields.
>
> Now since my app as to be (subnormal)user-friendly I want the code to
> render just one form with name/password fields among the profile ones,
> and no existing users choice-list, is it possible ?
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