On Oct 3, 5:08 am, hcsturix74 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> HI, I've upgraded my site to django 1.0 from 0.96 and I've installed
> "user registration" app from googlecode.
> My homepage is a flatpage but I want to insert a login form (just a
> form with username and password)
> How could I do that? Can you suggest how to do it?
> User Registration app uses django.contrib.auth.login but the "form"
> variable (exported in login method) is not visible in flatpage context
> (of course).
> Should I use a custom tag in registration app and use it in my
> flatpage (Homepage)?
> And, if yes how to manage "request" parameter in this custom tag?
> All examples I've seen, use a dedicated page for login (tipically /
> accounts/login/), I mean a dedicated view.
> I hope my question is clear. Sorry if it's a silly question, but I'm a
> django newbie.
I am having a hard time with login also. I looked at the admin login
that came with 1.0. My thing is the next of the html, and getting user
info to show.
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