Thanks Camilo,
I've tried to use that method but I was having a lot of problems.
In in end I've decided to manually copy the cookie with the data with something
like this (simplified version):
...
form_data = request.session.get_signed_cookie("wizard_cookie_name")
login(request, user)
On Friday, February 14, 2014 6:30:46 AM UTC-4:30, parnigot wrote:
>
> To work around the problem I’m now trying to include the login form as a
> step of the wizard view.
>
> But I’ve encountered another problem. How can i login the user after it
> completed the login step?
> Does WizardView
To work around the problem I'm now trying to include the login form as a step
of the wizard view.
But I've encountered another problem. How can i login the user after it
completed the login step?
Does WizardView have a method executed at the end of each step that I can
override to do this?
Thanks Thomas,
I've replaced the SessionWizardView with a NamedUrlSessionWizard but it still
doesn't work.
I've tried to redirect the user after the login to the base url (the one
without steps), to the last step and to the done step but the wizard always
restart at the beginning or is empty.
Sorry I meant to say NamedUrlSessionWizardView not NamedUrlWizardView
On Thursday, February 13, 2014 11:08:36 AM UTC-5, Thomas Leo wrote:
>
> >> when a user logs in and gets redirected to the order page the wizard
> starts again from the beginning (loosing all the data inserted the first
>
>> when a user logs in and gets redirected to the order page the wizard
starts again from the beginning (loosing all the data inserted the first
time).
The issue is that in WizardView, triggering the get function causes the session
to
Hello fellow django users,
I'm using a form wizard (a very basic SessionWizardView) to create a simple
"order page".
The four steps of the wizard must be accessible to both logged in and anonymous
users, but to complete an order the user must authenticate himself (think
something like an
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