adding fields to User model

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from django.db import models
from django.contrib.auth.models import User

some_field = models.CharField(max_length=32)
some_field.contribute_to_class(User, 'some_field')

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Comments

sberlotto (on August 3, 2010):

How to Sync this modified model with my database ?

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diverman (on August 3, 2010):

sberlotto:

manage.py sqlall and manage.py syncdb creates new column properly.

What is your problem? If your column doesn't exist aleready, write an ALTER TABLE command.

I don't understand the negative score, since this snippet is working well.

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udfalkso (on August 17, 2010):

I'm trying this out. So far so good...

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dnuske (on November 4, 2010):

Hi, while this worked fine for adding a new field, I would like to go forward and know how to make this new field appear in the admin section.

If somebody give me an approach I'll be thankful! =)

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