>>> UserProfile.objects.create(user=usr, ...) What's this for? And when should I use it?

Ohh in shell, ok!

I think you need to learn python first

We have to submit this project in the coming 2-3 days, and we've only been taught till functions in the language of Python.

We have to submit this project in the coming 2-3 days, and we've only been taught till functions in the language of Python.

You're studying from college?

Yes.

Weren’t you talking about this in the other python group before?

That's shit

Yeah!

So are you supposed to do it in web2py or was that just recommended?

Recommended.

did you know another recommended things? move on to python3 :3

Hey umm @DimasInchidi can I PM you?

when you want to create new user and its profile do this: >>> from django.contrib.auth.models import User >>> from yourapp.models import UserProfile >>> usr= User.objects.create_user(username="test1",password="yourstr0ngP4ss",email="email@email.com",first_name="Yash",last_name="want") >>> UserProfile.objects.create(user=usr, ...)

Btw what's your project about?

you should have used flask

just change birthdate="1987-12-17"

it's only a small project

with user and login function, with django you can do this with less than 10 lines of code tho

just change birthdate="1987-12-17"

Still the same error

just change birthdate="1987-12-17"

i told you this^ you forgot the "

Ohh have to give it as a string?

because you are using python2. use __unicode__ instead __str__

Still getting the error tho

move on to python3. its not take much time, just install python3

@DimasInchidi a question. Should I just use the Django interface for the user (not the admin) to enter their details in and for the user to login/edit/view? Instead of creating a HTML page using urlpatterns? And also wouldn't that make it easier?

with user and login function, with django you can do this with less than 10 lines of code tho

Here, you said that user & login functions can be done in a few lines. So what I'm asking is, can I use the Django's template for user sign up/login/edit/view, instead of creating an entirely new template for the user?

with user and login function, with django you can do this with less than 10 lines of code tho

So best way is to create a template using the urlpatterns & go in that direction?

Is it possible to create a template, and then link that up with Django/the database? For example, I need to create a entry form which takes in details of the user & I do that using a bootstrap builder. How can I connect these two (the database and the frontend/form template)?