I think it is safe but maybe waste of resources so send it to view if
not needed.
Kenneth
If c is for example a form is it safe to return it but not display it
in the view??
On Nov 15, 2:01 pm, Anthony wrote:
You can test for a logged in user via:
if auth.user:
auth.user is the reco
If c is for example a form is it safe to return it but not display it
in the view??
On Nov 15, 2:01 pm, Anthony wrote:
> You can test for a logged in user via:
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> if auth.user:
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> auth.user is the record of the currently logged in user, or None if the
> user is not logged in.
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> Also, do y
You can test for a logged in user via:
if auth.user:
auth.user is the record of the currently logged in user, or None if the
user is not logged in.
Also, do you need to do something with the value of "c" in the logged in
case? If not, then just test for a logged in user directly in the vie
Looks like a quite clean way.
Kenneth
There is nothing wrong, i just want to know if this is a "clean" way
to do what i do above or there is a better way.
Thodoris
On Nov 15, 1:26 pm, Kenneth Lundström
wrote:
Whats wrong in what you just described?
{{if c != None:}}
Kenneth
I want
There is nothing wrong, i just want to know if this is a "clean" way
to do what i do above or there is a better way.
Thodoris
On Nov 15, 1:26 pm, Kenneth Lundström
wrote:
> Whats wrong in what you just described?
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> {{if c != None:}}
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