On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 6:05 AM, thebrianschott wrote:
> Using logging.info() I have determined that the appspot is always
> return None for "user=users.get_current_user()" and that is why the
> app is working differently at appspot that locally. I have tried to
> make this a single "transaction" to allow the value of user to be
> determined in a timely way, but either I am doing it wrong, or it does
> not work. Please advise.
you don't need a transaction for that. actually, it seems that you got
completely wrong what transactions are for.
what you need is to add a link so that users can login and then, after
login, you will be able to get the current user inside your app.
in your app:
template_values = {}
template_values['login_url'] = users.get_login_url()
in your template:
<a href="{{ login_url }}">login here, buddy!</a>
that's it, simple as that.
-- rodrigo
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