Django all-auth app, how to modify /account/profile page to display custom view -


after setting all-auth app, when user logs in, gets redirected to: accounts/profile/ page tells view doesn't exist.

i'm trying figure out kind of thing include there, , decided allow user change basic information.

i have users app teacher model, set follows:

class teacher(models.model):     user = models.foreignkey(user, unique=true)     rate = models.charfield(max_length=200)     availability = models.booleanfield(default=false)     verified = models.booleanfield(default=false)

i want accounts/profile/ page show form, containing information. user can edit these fields , edit firstname, lastname , email, belong different model - user.

i can't seem started on this. when created detailed view profile page, error saying:

no pk or slug provided

i want django change current users info, not based on primary key in url. need custom view? i've looked @ [other solutions1 seem utilising private key parameter.

what need working view function, similar (not working):

def get_teacher_info(request):     current_user = request.user     teacher = get_object_or_404(teacher, username=current_user.username)     return render(request, 'account/profile.html', {             'user':current_user,             'teacher': teacher,             'error_message': "the field blank",         })

and in accounts/urls.py i've added:

url(r"^profile/$", views.get_teacher_info, name="account_profile"),

but when make calls {% teacher.rate %} in html template, get: invalid block tag on line 5: 'teacher.rate'. did forget register or load tag?


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