John M wrote:
> I'm not passing anything into my
> templatles except ... whatever the Render_to_Response
> does. ...
You need to pass a RequestContext as the 2nd argument to
render_to_response. See:
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/templates_python/
(Search for RequestContext, it's
Thanks for the feedback...
Karen Tracey wrote:
> Shots in the dark -- you are passing a RequestContext, not a regular
> old Context, into your main template?
Karen how would I know that? I'm not passing anything into my
templatles except the call by except whatever the Render_to_Response
does.
Be sure to always pass the request information from one view to
another. The request object holds session information and the user
object (amongst others).
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Shots in the dark -- you are passing a RequestContext, not a regular
old Context, into your main template? And you've got
django.core.context_processors.auth in your TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS
setting?
Karen
John M wrote:
> I'm trying out the login / logout methods from a simple webpage, and a
I'm trying out the login / logout methods from a simple webpage, and am
having some real trouble here.
My main page has a link to /accounts/login, setup according to the
docs, allows the user to fill in a name and password, hit OK, and viola
they are logged in.
On the main page, i check to see i
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