Thanks for user.is_authenticated(), , but Django built in login view
function doesn't call it before executing. So I guess I have to wrap Django
login myself when using it.
So the code will change to be this, I use this to wrap only Django login
function-since I cannot modify it-, otherwise I
On Wednesday, 21 November 2012 12:04:45 UTC, Loai Ghoraba wrote:
> Well, thanks very much for your effort-y reply. I have read it and it is
> useful, though it requires a second reading to recap :)
>
> Well, I thought of a simple solution and it worked: just having a wrapping
> function around d
Well, thanks very much for your effort-y reply. I have read it and it is
useful, though it requires a second reading to recap :)
Well, I thought of a simple solution and it worked: just having a wrapping
function around django login such that it checks whether the use is logged
in or not before
Hi,
Well what you could do actually, and it's of commun use is to give your
user a session-cookie id, which you can generate based on some informations
in the header, typically his login, his ip adress, his password, his
user-agent...
As he tries to get the login page, challenge him by checking if
Hi all
I am trying to build a login page using Django auth app, it is all working
nice but there is one problem: If I browse to accounts/login (the login
url) when I am already logged in, in normal situation the login view
shouldn't be rendered and the correct action will be to redirect to the
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