Re: User login form

t-in login form exists in django), and 2) use my form with the built in django login view? If not, can someone show me how to use the built in login view, if it can't be used with a custom form? thanks! eraoul --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because y

Re: User login form

P.S. A current bug I have in my login system is maddening: if I try to login (using the real basic username/password form I copied out of the django book, and using the built-in django.auth.views.login function), my login will work great the first time. I have a redirect to a "start" page using th

User login form

I'd like a simple, clean way to log users in to my django app. I've read the book and all the docs I can find, but I still don't understand what the right way to do this is. Sure, I can create a form like the simple one in the django book, but the example doesn't handle bad usernames and password