Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
I did create my own login decorator for this site for my own views that
are using it. But to use my decorator for the password views would
mean duplicating (or copying) all that code.
use user_passes_test - it allows you to specify the url you want.
Yes, that's what I'm doing in my own login decorator. The problem is
that if I want to take advantage of django.contrib.auth.views'
change_password method, which already has a decorator, I'm stuck.
I'm not at work and can't easily test this, but I wonder if this would
work...
# urls.py
r('/account/password_change/', \
'mywebsite.profile.views.password_change', \
{'template_name': 'account/pwchange.html'}),
# mywebsite.profile.views.py
password_change = \
login_required(django.contrib.auth.views.password_change)
... where login_required is my own custom decorator that uses
"user_passes_test" and redirects to /login/ instead of /accounts/login/.
I'd have to look at the code, but I think the problem would be the
password_change method is already decorated, and this would decorate it
twice.
-Rob
(This should probably on django-users at this point, my apologies for
perpetuating it here...)
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