Instead on relying on callbacks you could implement the user() controller
in default.py
login, logout, register, profile, and so on are passed as request.args
in default.py, something like:
def user():
if auth.user:
if request.args == "profile":
if user.type == "seller":
redirect(URL("sellerprofile"))
else:
redirect(URL("buyerprofile"))
return dict(form=auth())
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