OK, so I've searched the group and the Internet looking for the answer
to this questions, and the common answer seems to be "wrap the
formwizard in a view." But I don't see any examples of how to do
this. I currently have the formwizard embedded in the URLconf, and my
attempt at "wrapping the formwizard in a view" still enables a user to
directly access that URL without first logging in. Can someone post
an example of "wrapping a formwizard in a view" that would require a
user to login before getting to those forms?
Another question - Is there a way to add a "login required" setting to
a URL pattern
Here's what I've done:
URLconf:
...
(r'^(?P<org_id>\d+)/register_player/$',RegistrationWizard
([PlayerInfoForm, SportForm, UniformForm, AddressForm, VolunteerForm,
InsuranceForm, PaymentTypeForm])),
(r'^(?P<org_id>\d+)/signup/$', 'wagdogs.registration.views.signup'),
...
View:
@login_required()
def signup(request, org_id):
return HttpResponseRedirect('/registration/%s/register_player/' %
org_id)
Thanks,
Jim
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