I've three views each with different URL. They are visible to logged
in users.
If a non-logged user tries to access a URL requiring login, I'm able
to redirect it to the login page.
What I'm missing is how to go back to the initial page, once the user
log in the system.
Cheers, Sergio
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2009/10/12 Sergio A.
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> I've three views each with different URL. They are visible to logged
> in users.
> If a non-logged user tries to access a URL requiring login, I'm able
> to redirect it to the login page.
>
> What I'm missing is how to go back to the initial page, once the user
> log in t
On 10/11/09, Florian Schweikert wrote:
> 2009/10/12 Sergio A.
>
>>
>> I've three views each with different URL. They are visible to logged
>> in users.
>> If a non-logged user tries to access a URL requiring login, I'm able
>> to redirect it to the login page.
>>
>> What I'm missing is how to go
Very simple:
1.Once you are in login page you need to store url to which you need
to go.
How should you do that?
protected view
===
def protected_view(request) :
if user is not authenticated :
url = request.getpath() # method which actually
as for me, @login_required decorator redirects to
http://localhost/accounts/login/?next=/path/
if you use generic view to display login page it will automatically redirect
user to /path/ after login.
2009/10/12 Sergio A.
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> I've three views each with different URL. They are visible to logged
>
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