user-profile

问题 I have a model called UserProfile which stores additional data about a django user. This model has a OneToOneField to django.contrib.auth.models.User I also have a post save signal on a User object that is fired on initial insert of a User which creates a UserProfile object linked to that User: def create_user_profile(sender, instance, created, **kwargs): if created: UserProfile.objects.create(user=instance) post_save.connect(create_user_profile, sender=User) User objects can be created via

问题 I have just moved a site from Django-CMS 2.3.5 to 2.4.1 (with help from Stackoverflow) under Django 1.4. I am now upgrading to Django 1.5, which is only hard because I need to update the old separate user profile to a new custom user model. I followed the excellent instructions here, and also replaced all references to User with settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL . Unfortunately Django-CMS's models apparently still refer to User though: when I type manage.py runserver , I get this error: CommandError:

问题 I have created web-application using Joomla 2.5. In that I have used Joomla user management. I have kept menu as View Profile & Edit Profile (Menu Item Type as Users Manager » User Profile). The problem is when I click on View Profile, I get un-wanted data also as shown below. Basic Settings Editor: Editor - JCE Time zone: No Information Entered Frontend language: No Information Entered Backend Template Style: No Information Entered Backend language: No Information Entered Help Site: No

问题 Trying to add userprofile to user model using : django rest framework. rest-auth module But line profile = instance.userprofile giving error : *** django.db.models.fields.related.RelatedObjectDoesNotExist: User has no userprofile. following instructions from here Also, not sure on what is happening in super statement Possible errors: 1. instance is not having userprofile after the super statement, hence profile = instance.userprofile statement giving error 2. userprofile needs to be added to

问题 I'm trying to run a command to gather use profiles with certain requirements, here's my code: #$numberOfDays = 30 #$numberOfDays $profileStructsToRemove = Get-CimInstance Win32_UserProfile | Where-Object {$_.LastUseTime -lt $(Get-Date).Date.AddDays(-$numberOfDays) } | Where-Object {$_.LocalPath.ToUpper() -ne 'C:\USERS\ADMINISTRATOR'} | Where-Object {$_.LocalPath.ToUpper() -ne 'C:\USERS\SOME_PROFILE_TO_KEEP'} | Where-Object {$_.LocalPath.ToUpper() -ne 'C:\USERS\PUBLIC'} $profileStructsToRemove

问题 I want to add a menu item along side the [view] [edit] [files] ... menu links at the top of the user profile page. When a user clicks it, it should behave like the others, in that it doesn't just launch to a new page, but the menu item they clicked on (let's call it "Funky Button") turns greyish and the user remains in the user profile area. I've created a hook like below: function my_module_funky() { // TODO: what to do? } function my_module_menu() { $items['user/%user/funky'] = array(

问题 Like many web developers, I maintain numerous profiles in Google Chrome so as to test web applications. When doing these tests, it is essential to rapidly determine which profile I am in when interacting with Chrome. I depended on the classic Chrome avatar menu to signal the current profile. For months now, Chrome has defaulted to a newer profile menu that only showed the current user's name in text (no avatar image). Until today, it was possible to go back to using the classic avatar menu by

问题 Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago . Today when I want to create user profile page for my website and want to create system users can manage his active sessions in this system need View active sessions Browsers and platform See what is current session remove unwanted active sessions How we can do this? 回答1: I Find

问题 I've writing a Django site that uses two different databases. One is the local, let's call it, "Django", database that stores all of the standard tables from a pretty standard install -- auth, sites, comments, etc. -- plus a few extra tables. Most of the data, including users, comes from a database on another server, let's call it the "Legacy" database. I'm looking for suggestions on clean, pythonic ways of connecting the two databases, particularly in regards to users. I'm using a proxy

问题 I'm currently in the process of making a social network. I'm am displaying all registered users with the following code. Is there a better way of doing this? <?php $query = $db->query("SELECT * from members"); while($r = $query->fetch()) { echo '<div class="col-sm-6 col-md-6 col-lg-3 membersGrid">'; echo '<div class="profileThumb">'; echo '<img width="130" height="130" src="'.$r['profile_pic'].'"/><br>'; echo $r['username'], '<br>'; echo $r['country'], '<br>'; echo '<a class="viewProfile"