Hi Bejamin,
Sounds like a cool feature: probably when you build such a thing, it
will be used by dozens (or thousands). I noticed that I am making a
lot of use of custom registration processes. Most of the time, I use
django-registration as a solid basis, are you familiar with that?
Best regards,
Hello again!
> What you have suggested here **is** an invasive change, because it
> requires changes to existing code paths.
I think the way to measure "invasive" is by means of backwards
compatibility. We do not change required arguments, return value or
model fields... The view normally respond
On 29/06/11 14:27, benjaoming wrote:
> How so do you find it an invasive change? I think it could be solved
> easily, even without being backwards incompatible.
I didn't say it was invasive. I said that if it's *not* invasive then it
can be implemented as a 3rd party library. If that was done, we
Hi,
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 18:01, Daniel Moisset wrote:
> django.auth already provides a password reset mechanism, where users
> can get a password reset link.
>
> So, woudn't this work for you?:
>
> 1) Create users with a large random password. Destroy every copy of the
> password
> 2) Use the
On 06/29/2011 12:01 PM, Daniel Moisset wrote:
django.auth already provides a password reset mechanism, where users
can get a password reset link.
So, woudn't this work for you?:
1) Create users with a large random password. Destroy every copy of the password
2) Use the reset password feature wi
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 8:36 AM, benjaoming wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> As a maintainer of many Django sites, I would often like to see a very
> small feature implemented, that could make life a lot easier for me:
> To force my users to set their own password.
>
> I know this could lead to a long deb
> > As a maintainer of many Django sites, I would often like to see a very
> > small feature implemented, that could make life a lot easier for me:
> > To force my users to set their own password.
>
> First, to me, this is not obviously a 'very small feature'.
>
> Second, is there any reason it has
On 29/06/11 12:36, benjaoming wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> As a maintainer of many Django sites, I would often like to see a very
> small feature implemented, that could make life a lot easier for me:
> To force my users to set their own password.
First, to me, this is not obviously a 'very small featu
Dear all,
As a maintainer of many Django sites, I would often like to see a very
small feature implemented, that could make life a lot easier for me:
To force my users to set their own password.
I know this could lead to a long debate about password strength, SSL,
password reminders, secret answe
