User Profile With One To One Relationship | Django (3.0) Crash Course Tutorials (pt 16)

Extend users profile with a one to one relationship to a separate model that will hold more user details.

[DennisIvy]

BUG FIXES: In views.py on line 34 I added the name attribute to a customer on create. Not adding a name to the customer on create will give us an error if we try to view that customer profile since the name needs to be returned in the model __str__ method. Source code updated..


New create method should look something like this:


Customer.objects.create(
user=user,
name=user.username,
)

[JohnnysaidWhat]

I've been pausing before Dennis actually implements each piece, trying to figure it out myself. This incredible series plus a little effort and pausing and trying to find a solution myself has helped me so much. This is an incredible series and framework!

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You're my favorite teacher among all the others, you speak less and do more.
usually, other guiders need 3 videos of 20 minute each for what you are able to explain in less than 10 minute long video .
and you go more in depth and cover a lot more essential things.

[sante]

Dennis, special thanks bro, these tutorials have put the confidence back in my life. it is been 4 days and I could pick up most of it.. thanks once again. :)

[loksewabyte]

I'm a Beginner Django Developer But im getting some knowledge from your video . Thanks For duch great content. We are expecting much more Advanced tutorials from your dide

[saddam_khan_abuzaid]

I'm really thankful to you, it has been great journey yet 💖💖

[siddhichavan]

Thank you so much Dennis! You've done a really wonderful Job!! Siddhi from India....

[PrimevalShrimp]

Cascade does not mean that the relationship is deleted, but actually that the child element ist deleted. Id est if a user is deleted, the associated customer is deleted as well.

[taeteahulu]

In the customer model:
class Customer(models.Model):
...
....

def __str__(self):
return str(self.name)

[walidnewaz]

Oh!! It was an awesome journey with this episode. Now i can handle any unauthenticated request in my Software.

[stepbro]

hey there, in 4:00 - 4:50 you make orders = . I do not understand where order_set comes. my terminal gives me an attribute error saying customer object has no attribute order_set

[pankajmodi]

every part is awesome, best explanation.

[ugel]

Love your videos! Best django tutorials I have come by so far :)


I did have an issue with a the customer created before applying the bug fix. I ended up with a customer that I could not delete in the admin panel. It gave me __str__ returned non-string error. This was because the __str__ function in the Customer model returned None (models.py). Had to changed the return to: return self.name or ' ' and then I was able to delete the customer.

[MrYoklmn]

Денис, молодец, полезное видео! Сейчас как раз этим воспользуюсь)

[ahsamyousaf]

i'm facing a problem that when i linked my customer to a user in django admin then how can i login the customer to see his records.

[abdullahalnahdi]

Hello @Dennis Ivy
Bro, i need a help. I was following your course. And in this section i tried to take all orders from customer,
orders =
But it's giving me an error that, AttributeError: 'Customer' object has no attribute 'order_set'.
i've checked my models.py and models relations... everything is almost similar don't have any major change. And i can't solve it in that case. So, will you please help me.
I can share source code in Github if you want.
Thanks in Advance.

[Kennerdoll]

Hey Dennis do you have a tutorial for Admin panel, I want to prevent supperusers from login direct to admin panel

[gustavoroque]

Can someone explain me the orders = command, please

[ahmadirfan]

I like your tutorials and I followed all your Django crash course tutorials until this one-to-one user profile. I think my head is kinda overload at this moment and will be exploded anytime soon (laugh). But I am stuck at the part of user role base permission. I just wondering if Django docs have provided some source code as yours, especially in decorators.py.

[daring]

what if i didnt use the User model but my own custom model; what do i put for orders=request.?