soniiic wrote:
On Mar 31, 10:31 pm, Mitko Masarliev <m.masarl...@gmail.com> wrote:
I have application with table name clients. Clients has one to one
relation with django users and in all app logic I check clients id by
request.user.id, In some cases user_id is not same as clients_id. This
is the problem, so I am trying to change request.user.id to be equal to
clients_id and this will halp me rewriting many classes and methods
if you got a one to one relationship why can't you just do this:
client = Clients.objects.filter(user=request.user)
...where user is your relationship field in the Client model.
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Becouse I have other table with relation to clients I and these tables
don't have relation with users
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Mitko Masarliev
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