Is it possible for a user to receive the CSRF error when he logs in
using two almost identical iPhones, from the same Wifi network, with
the same username, simultaneously?
I would think these 2 sessions wouldn't collide...
Cheers, Robert-Reinder
On May 9, 11:06 am, nederhoed wrote:
wrote:
> @nederhoed: what i need to to do is allow user to store files from
> anywhere include another web site , when user give me a file "browse
> button " i get it and store it, another method that user can give me
> file url >>www.example.com/main.jpg,, i wrote the
A bit off topic, but I can't resist. Does a college really always have
4 "branches"?
(I might be mistaken, but a branch sounds to me like a dynamic
property.)
I would consider using a many-to-many relation between colleges and
branches. It would change your question a lot...
class Branch(models.M
Hi Pasha,
1. Try using a dict instead of a list:
data = {
'items': [{'id':'2','quant':3},{'id':4','quant':1}]
}
2. could you provide the relevant part of the view?
I expect something like:
from django.http import HttpResponse
from django.utils import simplejson
def update_cart(request):
Hi Esam,
If I understand you correctly, you want to preserve the image data
even if the user used an invalid value in another form field,
rendering the form invalid?
You could:
1. add the image to the user's session, without saving it to the DB.
2. add the image URL to the user's session, showing
Hi Pulkit,
This could be of help too:
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/forms/api/#binding-uploaded-files-to-a-form
Do not forget to add the multipart to your form element:
Store the file on your filesystem, store the path to the file in your
database.
Cheers, RR
On May 8, 10:32 pm, P
Hi everyone,
just a few users of our website get an CSRF error when trying to log
on using a mobile device. This behavior only occurs with about 3 out
of 150 users. We have 2 colleagues with the same device (iPhone) of
which one of the two has this problem. The other hasn't.
The user can login usi
Hi Chris and Lakshman,
hopefully I can compensate the "underwhelming response" a bit :-)
The first that came to mind was OpenID. It's the rapid growing
protocol being used for Signle Sign-on. It's an open standard, yeah!
There are Python/Django libraries available you can use:
http://www.openid
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