Not sure I understand -- are you saying you added that line to tools.py? What does you code look like?
BTW, I think the onvalidation for request_reset_password didn't work because request_reset_password adds a validator to the email field that requires the submitted email address to be in the db. If the address is converted to lower at registration time, but the user enters an address containing caps on the request_reset_password form, the submitted address won't be found, and validation will fail before the onvalidation function gets called. Here's a secret -- onvalidation can be a dictionary with keys 'onsuccess' and 'onfailure'. You could create an onvalidation['onfailure'] function that handles the conversion and lookup. It should check if there's a form.errors.email, and if so, convert form.vars.email to lowercase, check to see if the converted email is in the db, and if so, delete form.errors.email. The form will then pass validation. Anthony On Friday, December 9, 2011 3:20:57 PM UTC-5, Constantine Vasil wrote: > > I am using this: > > form=current.app.auth.request_reset_password() > > and it is in tools.py - is it possible this to be done outside > tools.py? >
