Re: Easy question to the Auth System

[Thomas Orozco]

Hi,

Use ManyToMany if one event can relate to several Users
Use ForeignKey if one event relates to a single User

Cheers,

Thomas

2012/9/16 WoHinDu <domi...@lade.cc>:
> Hey,
>
> sorry for my bad englisch. Englisch is not my nativ language, but i hope you
> can understand it and sorry for the stupid question but i'm new at Django.
>
> I have a table called "Event" in this Table i store some events with title,
> date/time an a description.
>
> But how can i "connect" this events with users from the Django Auth System?
> Is it a good idea to do this with a "ManyToMany" relation or not?
>
> Thanks.
>
> WoHinDu
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[WoHinDu]

Hey Thomas and everyone,

one event is related to several user and one user can be related to several events.

So i make a Many To Many relation.

Now it looks in the admin interface like the picture attached.

How can i make that only the User who already joined a event be displayed?

Greetings

WoHinDu

[WoHinDu]

I love Django. Sometimes it's a bit dificult to find what you need, but if you find it, it's always simpel.

If someone have the same problem just add filter_horizontal or filter_vertical thats all!