I think the session is lost in the decorator....
Here is my controller called "conference.py"
def enter_conference():
'''
INFO:This page is for changing your session to match a particular
conference
that a user may be attending or managing.
'''
print "enter_conference"
if not request.args(0):
redirect(URL('default', 'index'))
conference = (db((db.conference_attenders.conference ==
request.args(0)) &\
(db.conference_attenders.attender ==
auth.user_id))).select() or \
(db((db.conference.creator == auth.user_id))).select()
if conference:
print "The conference exists and I will now put the user in the
conference."
session.current_conference = request.args(0)
redirect(URL('conference','index'))
else:
redirect(URL('default', 'index'))
def exit():
"""
INFO: This page simple remove them from visiting the conference.
Though they are still attending.
"""
session.current_conference = None
redirect(URL('default', 'index'))
def is_in_conference(f):
'''
INFO: Special decorator to validate that they are attending a
conference.
'''
if not session.current_conference:
redirect(URL('default', 'index'))
return (f)
@auth.requires_login()
@is_in_conference
def index():
"""
INFO: This page takes all the various things of the conference on
to one page.
"""
return dict()
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if I put enter_conference/5 for the the link it doesn't work.
If I put print session.current_conference it print's None
If I take out the decorator it works.
So what are my options at this point? Do I really need to put that if
statement in each method. The decorator is so much more clean.
Best Regards,
Jason
