I have a Profile class which I like to use for my CustomUser and Shipper classes. Is there a way to tell django that models.ForeignKey(to=[CustomUser, Shipper]) in Profile model so that my profile would have a foreign key to EITHER CustomUser OR Shipper models? I tried putting models.ForeignKey(to=[Profile]) in both CustomUser and Shipper classes but the problem is that when I try to run py manage.py createsuperuser I face and error saying I violate NOT NULL rule and I must set a profile for my superuser. I also tried to put Shipper and CustomUser into an ABSTRACT parent class and set this relation of models.ForeignKey(to=[Profile]) in parent but again the problem is that django does not allow to have foregin key to abstract classes I do can put a foreign key relationship in both Shipper and CustomUser models but I think this is not the best practise. What should I do? Continue reading...
