Hey
I have been searching for a while for this, but I didn't came to a
solution. I use the Django Authentication framework.
In a view, I have:
def settings(request):
cust = Customer.objects.get(???)
return render_to_response('useraccount/settings.html', {'loggedin':
checklogin(request), 'cust': cust})
The Customer model has a field "user" which is a foreign key to
Django's Authentication framework:
user = models.ForeignKey(User)
So, every customer has a normal user account. I know that my model
code wrks because I can map User accounts to a customer model in the
Django admin facility.
Hope my question was clear enough :-/
Daniel
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