>you just make your choice in the backend depending what your database says
Would I have to go into the admin myself? (please, I have the mind of
a four year-old)
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What do you mean with the employee choosing the employer option? You
normally don't give a choice in the frontend, you just make your
choice in the backend depending what your database says
2012/1/19 Jesramz :
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> The problem with that, if I'm understanding correctly, is that a
> person who is m
The problem with that, if I'm understanding correctly, is that a
person who is meant to be an employee can easily choose the employer
option. I want to add permissions such that an employer can see
employee profiles while the employee can't (a separate form might add
a tiny bit more security, I t
I don't think you need two different login forms, it looks more like a
UserProfile with field in it saying something like
EMPLOYEE_CHOICES = (
(1, 'employer'),
(2, 'employee'),
)
employee_type = models.IntegerField(choices=EMPLOYEE_CHOICES)
2012/1/19 Jesramz :
> I would like to separate
I would like to separate users into two different groups, employer or
employee, at signup. I think the usual approach is to make two
different sign-up forms one for the employer group and another for the
employee group. I'm currently using django-userena. What would I have
to do to get this working
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