Django - save user in another table

[milad ranaei siadat]

Django - save user in another table

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Is there a way to save my user registration in another table from the database? I don't want to mix AdminUsers with CommonUsers (All the tutorials I've seen, they save the registration inside auth_user) The reasons: CommonUsers have different columns and informations CommonUsers can upload content AdminUsers verify the content uploaded by the CommonUsers and make sure there is nothing inappropriate What do I need to use? models? modelform? forms? please help me

[Avraham Serour]

I think you should create another table called Profile that will hold all the addtitional info the common users have that the admins do not.

The auth.user table is useful for handling password, authentication, session and common features all users have.

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