You can't change session lifetime on the fly with the default
SessionMiddleware, but you can write your own middleware that's more
flexible. I just wrote up my solution on the wiki here:
http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/CookBookDualSessionMiddleware
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Rob Hudson wrote:
> It woul
It would be interesting to know, however, how to make this work like
this:
Default case: when the user doesn't check the "remember me" box...
- Remove the cookie on browser close. This is great for sites that
might get used in public places like libraries.
- You can do this with: settings.SESSIO
Set the session length up - I use 2 weeks:
SESSION_COOKIE_AGE = 1209600
in settings.py
On 1/21/07, Guillermo Fernandez Castellanos <
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> Hi,
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> I have some web sites where some identification is needed. In those,
> when I log in and do not explicitelly log out, I k
Hi,
I have some web sites where some identification is needed. In those,
when I log in and do not explicitelly log out, I keep logged for days
and days, and when I go back to the page I'm still logged in.
i guess (and it's only a guess) that, because the authentification
work with sessions, you'
How do I set "remember me" in Django, so that user doesn't have to log
in every time. Is there a good tutorial or sample code some where?
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