Hello Mr. Freeze,
It works now :). Not sure what went wrong last time when I tried with
this mapping, it made all null entries in the table.
On Jul 15, 5:09 pm, "mr.freeze" wrote:
> This works for me and creates entries in my db:
> --
> Model
> --
> rpx = local_import('rpxauth')
>
This works for me and creates entries in my db:
--
Model
--
rpx = local_import('rpxauth')
rpxAuth = rpx.RPXAuth(auth)
rpxAuth.embed = True
#rpxAuth.allow_local = True
rpxAuth.api_key = "..."
rpxAuth.realm = "web2pyslices"
rpxAuth.token_url = "http://localhost:8000/rpxauth/default/us
Hi Massimo,
I have done that. And Facebook login does work well.
But I also want an entry in my auth table for each registered user.
This, I assume happens only if you have mappings like these in
rpxauth.__init__. Right now, I see entries created in the table for a
Google user, but not a Facebook
I ma be mistaken but rpxauth outsources autentication to rpx (now
http://www.janrain.com/) and they do support facebook. I am not sure
there is any need to modify the code, just add "facebook" to list of
authentication methods you wish to use.
On 15 Lug, 04:32, Narendran wrote:
> Hi,
> Has anyone
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