Well, I've now done part of this. When a user invites someone to the
site (by specifying their email address), a new user is immediately
created with the email address as username.
I wanted a way for one of these users to login.
So I've written a function which, given a URL path and a User,
Someone had posted an example of a user regsitration app. The app used
djangos own user databases and was pretty easy to use. Unfortunately,
I cant find my link. The site had the source and a simple login page.
Hopefully someone else will have this
You could probably use the permissions system to achieve this. I know
I have done this before (but not in Django) to similar effects. Each
user (guest, authenticated, priviledged or otherwise) will have
permissions that define what they do. You can then move people around
the permission groups
I'm building a site where some users will be registered, and allowed to
do lots of things, and some will be identified, and able to do fewer
things, but not required to register (by which I mean not required to
create a password etc - They will be invited to the site by others, and
sent URLs by
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