In my case, I store the instance of the User class along with some
other information. If the user is logged in, I used request.user to
get the instance and store it. The problem happens when the user is
Anonymous.
I finally fixed the problem by checking if the user is authenticated
and setting the
On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 3:32 PM, zenr wrote:
> In my application, I used django-registration to allow users to
> login. Authenticated users can use all features of the site while
> Anonymous user should be able to use some portion of the site. When
> django makes a request for an authenticated us
Hi
In my application, I used django-registration to allow users to
login. Authenticated users can use all features of the site while
Anonymous user should be able to use some portion of the site. When
django makes a request for an authenticated user, it creates a
request.user object that is deri
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