I'll add some more useful information: Right now what I have is:
- In default.py a method "feed()" - A file feed.rss in views/default This allows me to call app/default/feed.rss which is like a public url However, if I follow the book and add @auth.requires_login to call() and then do app/default/call/rss/feed it doesn't invoke my feed.rss file. Also the decorator uses the redirection technique (which is good if not best) What can I do to be able to secure the RSS and make sure my feed.rss file is used to render the feed? On Jul 27, 12:51 pm, Adi <aditya.sa...@gmail.com> wrote: > I wish to make a "secure" RSS (like Gmail RSS feed) - the user must > login before the feed becomes available. How can I implement this in > web2py? > > I tried the auth.requires_login decorator but it relies on > redirection. That's not what I want. Please check out Twitter timeline > RSS feed, or Gmail RSS feed - that's the "secure" RSS I'm talking > about. > > -- Adi
