In the end all you need to do is create a User object and possibly set a
password on it. That's it. Create your own form for it and go wild.
I strongly suggest wrapping the view in a @has_perm decorator so that only
people who are allowed to create users (or some other permission) can get
to
Thanks for the idea. I followed up on this found that the
django-registration backend is really only ment for anonymous account
creation - it will log an athenticated user out upon reaching the page. The
deal seems to be that in order the create an account, the user must not
already have an
modify the urlconf so that the function to send out registration keys can
only be executed if someone is already logged in and/or has the right kind
of permission.
eg, instead of
url( some-re some_function )
you can use
url ( some-re, login_required(some_function) )
or has_perm, or a
Hi All,
First time poster here, so apologies if this question has been covered -
believe me, I've searched, but I might be too far off base to know what to
search for.
Here's my issue. I'm working on a site that is currently setup to enroll
users via the django-registration user registration
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