python - How to use the same auth userprofile in multiple apps in Django 1.6 -

i'm using django 1.6 auth module login users , have project consisting of 2 apps , want use same user calling request.user.username in view in second app. is, in template login.html in first app works {% if user.is_authenticated %} {% if user.is_authenticated %} not work in second apps templates , i'm wondering how can fetch in functions in second app? i've tried fetch user=request.user.username doesn't work.

in first app:

models.py

from django.contrib.auth.models import user class userprofile(models.model):      user = models.onetoonefield(user)     title = models.charfield(max_length = 70)     def __unicode__(self):         return self.title  class oneuser(models.model):      firstname = models.charfield(max_length = 35)     lastname = models.charfield(max_length = 35)     email = models.emailfield()     belongsto = models.foreignkey(userprofile, related_name='pcslabeler_userprofile')     def __unicode__(self):         return self.firstname 

in views.py

def loginindex(request):     c = {}     c.update(csrf(request))     return render(request,"login.html", c)      #logins = login.objects.all()   def one_login(request):     username = request.post.get('username', '')     password = request.post.get('password', '')     user = auth.authenticate(username=username, password=password)# user firstname lastname       if user not none:         auth.login(request, user)         return httpresponseredirect('/loggedin')# topic     else:         return httpresponseredirect('/invalid')     def loggedin(request):     return render(request,"loggedin.html",{'full_name': request.user.username})  def invalid_login(request):     return render(request,"invalid_login.html")  def logout(request):     auth.logout(request)     return render(request,"logout.html") 

in second apps view i'm trying use in function postoneeval:

def evalindex(request):     evals = evaluation.objects.all()      return render_to_response("evaluation_index.html",{"evals":evals})  def one_evaluation(request, postid):      one_eval = evaluation.objects.get(id=postid)     one_part = participation.objects.get(id=postid)       if request.method == 'post':         form = evalform(request.post)         form2 = participationform(request.post)         if form.is_valid() , form2.is_valid():             postoneeval(request, one_eval)             postoneparticipant(request, one_part)      else:         form = evalform()         form2 = participationform()       c = {"one_eval":one_eval,"one_part":one_part, "form":form, "form2":form2}     c.update(csrf(request))       return render_to_response("one_evaluation_index.html", c )   def postoneeval(request, one_eval):      title = request.post["title"]      user = request.user.username      oneeval = oneevaluation(datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), belongsto=one_eval, title=title, user=user)      oneeval.save() 

the problem in render_to_reponse() call. not pass requescontext instance context processors aren't run templates.

the simplest solution issue replace render_to_response() render():

return render(request, "evaluation_index.html", {"evals":evals}) 

and:

return render(request, "one_evaluation_index.html", c)