On Oct 9, 5:28 pm, Robocop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> is your {{user}} variable not showing up at all, or is it returning
> "AnonymousUser"? If it is returning AnonymousUser then I am having
> the exact same problem. DO NOT waste your time trying to use the
> contrib.auth.views login function as i just attempted that and it gave
> me the same behavior. What's happening for me is that the line
> "login(request,user)" is not doing anything, thus the user is not
> being logged in. I'm starting to think there is some subtle change in
> the sessions functionality within django 1.0 as my code worked
> perfectly in .96. If you're having the same problem i am, i cannot
> help. I may be able to if your problem differs though.
I think that sessions has changed, but I was not using it then.
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/http/sessions/
Would this need an session or cookie to store data? In 1.0 it is in
the db.
but it does say anything, but the login view stops me if the password
and username does match. does yours?
do you mean "auth.login(request.user)"?
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