[Answered ]-In Django, how to check if user is in site_id (site_id are created by after)

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Here is what I was able to do:

views.py

def is_siteone(user):
    return user.site_id == 1 if user.site_id else False

template (main_list.html)

<h1>{{ user.site_id }}</h1>
    <p>---</p>
    <h1>{{ is_siteone }}</h1>

{#    {% for user in request.user.site.id %}#}
    {% if is_siteone %}

my balise {{ user.site_id }} return siteone in text and my balise {{ is_siteone }} return False

so I modified my code in views.py like this:

def is_siteone(user):
    return user.site_id == "siteone" if user.site_id else False

I specify that my context is like this, so I don’t add (request.user) in the template

"is_siteone": is_siteone(request.user),
👤ES'

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It seems like you are trying to access the site_id attribute directly from the user object, but site_id is not a direct attribute of the User model. Instead, it is a foreign key that relates the User model with the Site model, so try to do something like:

def is_siteone(user):
    return user.site_id == 1 if user.site_id else False

Then in the template, use the function like this:

{% if is_siteone(request.user) %}
    <!-- some content -->
{% endif %}
👤Sunderam Dubey

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