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If using modelForms you well need two distinct forms – one for the User model and one for the Profile model. You then display both within the same <form> tag in your template, and validate / save both in your view.
The other solution is to define a plain (non ‘model’) form with fields for both models, and write the save method by yourself.
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Assuming that form is an User object which you’re using in the template, you should be able to access the dob field using form.profile.dob.
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Many thanks to Bruno who gave the correct answer above. It led me to the following link:
I hope it helps someone.
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