for a website i'm working on, we need user management.
the standard django stuff works fine, so our idea is/was to simply give some users access to the admin interface, so they can use it to fill in the data, manage their own users and so on. but in the user-management part, the password has to be entered in an md5-hashed form. which is, of course very inconvenient for our users. how do other django developers solve this problem? do they create a separate view to handle user management? (my current idea is to use a custom css class, and with some javascript magic display a normal enter-password-twice dialog,and then populate the password_md5 with it...:-)) thanks, gabor -- Flexibility is overrated Constraints are liberating -- David Heinemeier Hansson, Secrets behind Ruby on Rails
