I've tried to pick up Django several times over the last few years and always moved on to another technology after getting frustrated with the specific problem of setting up a custom user and integrating it with auth. I finally got it working after watching this video, so thank you! :) Django really needs to make a few doc pages to cover this
hello, I followed your tutorial carefully, and I admit that it was well done. I was able to connect with the super user. and for my application I made a login page to access the application interfaces and there too the super user can access it perfectly. only by creating a simple user in the administration site, even by checking on super user and activating the user, he does not connect either to the admin login page, nor to the application page
Great vídeo! When you open the user at the admin ir does not show the box that shows the current permissions assigned to that user. How would you fix that so you can change the permissions of a user?
i am getting an error while creating superuser stating : UserManager._create_user() missing 1 required positional argument: 'username' i am not using username and using name as username can you help with that?
Thank you, Stain, for this wonderful video. In my model, both first and last names were provided and I applied this method, but the name was returned empty. I tried returning return f"{self.first_name} {self.last_name}", still empty. What should I do if I want to concatenate the first_name and last_name into the name field?
Thankyou so much.. but is is giving me an issue AUTH_USER_MODEL referstomodel appname.User that has not been installed.. Please can you help me in solving this issue?.
Teaching is more than just showing us your typing skills. Where does this information come from? What is the logic that you are implementing in the code? Why do it this way what are trade offs? Don't feel bad many of the other so called django teachers suffer from the same limitations.
Hey, thanks for the feedback :-) It's mostly just because it's really hard to find the balance in a tutorial. If I explain too much, many people will "complain" and say find it slow and boring, and if I explain too little, it can be too hard for beginners to follow. So this is just the way I have landed on making my videos :-) I know that there should be a lot more explanations on many of the subjects I have, but it's hard to do this :P
Why should he feel bad for proving high quality content for free? If you want to create custom stuff you need to keep up with the coding process, nobody can explain everything.
2 years later and it's a banger, thank you very much.
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I've tried to pick up Django several times over the last few years and always moved on to another technology after getting frustrated with the specific problem of setting up a custom user and integrating it with auth. I finally got it working after watching this video, so thank you! :)
Django really needs to make a few doc pages to cover this
same.. its a little wack imo
Currently doing college project using many django customizations and I see some django tutors explaining those. What a timing. Thanks Stein.
Nice 😁 glad you liked it 👍🏻
hello, I followed your tutorial carefully, and I admit that it was well done. I was able to connect with the super user. and for my application I made a login page to access the application interfaces and there too the super user can access it perfectly. only by creating a simple user in the administration site, even by checking on super user and activating the user, he does not connect either to the admin login page, nor to the application page
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This video, and your contribution to my knowledge of Django, is simply indescribably great. Thank you.
Thanks 😄😄
Thanks, that's exactly what I needed for my project .
Great :-D
Thank you very much. This way easier than the other I found.
Thanks, glad to hear that :-D
Thanks Stain, I love every time you upload a new video because I learn new things about Django
Great 😁 that’s my goal 😁
thx! what should i do if i need 3 types of users?
Hey, you can just add a select field or similar to the database model :-)
Great vídeo!
When you open the user at the admin ir does not show the box that shows the current permissions assigned to that user. How would you fix that so you can change the permissions of a user?
Hey, thanks :-) I don't think you can use the built it user permission system for custom user models :/
Thank you so much! I really apreciated your video!
Thanks 😁😁
i am getting an error while creating superuser stating :
UserManager._create_user() missing 1 required positional argument: 'username'
i am not using username and using name as username
can you help with that?
Hey, that depends on how you changed the code. But there should be a required field option on the model
It is really useful to use custom user model, I have used AbstractUser but not UserManager Thanks Stein 👍👍👍
Great 👍🏻
Thank you, Stain, for this wonderful video.
In my model, both first and last names were provided and I applied this method, but the name was returned empty. I tried returning return f"{self.first_name} {self.last_name}", still empty.
What should I do if I want to concatenate the first_name and last_name into the name field?
Hey, you're welcome :-)
Hmm, that sounds weird. It looks correct, but it's hard for me to know without looking at the rest of your code :/
thanks! just what i needed
Nice 😁😁
Great tutorial Stein, thanks very much.
Thank you :-D
Thankyou so much.. but is is giving me an issue AUTH_USER_MODEL referstomodel appname.User that has not been installed.. Please can you help me in solving this issue?.
Hey, are you sure you typed it correctly? I think it should be account.User, not appname.User
I really love your content Stein❤❤❤
Thank you so much :-D
Looks very good Stein, I think I will replace my users app
hanks :-D
your videos are great stein. Thank you for all you great work. really appreciate it
Thank you 😁😁
Very good love this a lot. Thank you
Great 😁
Thank you with the tutorial. I have one issue. When I add user from the admin site his password is not hashed and he can't login with it
Hmm, thats not good :/ will come back to you with an answer 👍🏻
What about if I just want to add some additional fields to the original user mode? let's say the phone number.
Not possible :/ and this is also the way Django wants us to solve it 🤷🏼♂️
@@CodeWithSteinThanks for your response bud.
React or vue in your opinion ??
Vue ❤️
thank you so much for your help, this is exactly what i needed!
Glad to hear that 😁😁
Good helpful content as always.
Thanks 😁😁
u don't have to check if the user passed an email because it is a required argument!
Ah, Thanks 👍🏻☺️
Teaching is more than just showing us your typing skills. Where does this information come from? What is the logic that you are implementing in the code? Why do it this way what are trade offs? Don't feel bad many of the other so called django teachers suffer from the same limitations.
Hey, thanks for the feedback :-)
It's mostly just because it's really hard to find the balance in a tutorial. If I explain too much, many people will "complain" and say find it slow and boring, and if I explain too little, it can be too hard for beginners to follow. So this is just the way I have landed on making my videos :-) I know that there should be a lot more explanations on many of the subjects I have, but it's hard to do this :P
Great tip ☺️
Why should he feel bad for proving high quality content for free? If you want to create custom stuff you need to keep up with the coding process, nobody can explain everything.
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