Still having trouble... what does this mean?
File "/home2/baxter/lib/python2.4/django/core/handlers/base.py", line
74, in
get_response
response = callback(request, *callback_args, **callback_kwargs)
File
"/home2/baxter/webapps/django/gretschpages/user_details/views.py", line
19,
in edit_pr
Got it... the errant app had put entries into auth_permissions that
conflicted with the real gp_user permissions. Gotta remember, if you
mess with the content-type table, you gotta look at permissions, too.
Second time that's caught me out.
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Some headway... I manually recreated an index on user_details_gpuser,
and now I've got that back, both in the admin and in the public
section.
However, attempting to edit in auth_user still throws an error:
ContentType matching query does not exist
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If it's any help, I think an index on user_details_gpuser was destroyed.
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I don't think I was clear... I've removed the second model altogether,
and removed any trace of it from the database. But I think something
from my real GpUser class got removed or altered, too, probably
something in contenttypes.
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You receiv
You have several options:
Easiest way: Rename the second model (not the one that extends User).
I'm not sure if you can syncdb but you can copy the SQL manually
(table/indexes, permissions & content type entries). I don't think you
should delete the gpusers table but you might need to remove some
Please?
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