I know this is kind of old, but this post explains how to do AJAX
login/register/forgot password in web2py without LOAD:
AJAX auth functions: login, register, and retrieve_password
(reset_password) in web2py http://osman.am/wordpress/?p=1
It's pretty easy to see how to extend the functionality
Thanks Massimo for the note, I really appreciate your help... Now I
have more control on the layout using your latest change thx... BUT
there are few problems... the next doesn't seems to work I
have to do this:
1)
- auth.settings.register_next= URL(r=request,c='controller',
f='index') to
Thanks for the note I followed your instructions step by step
unfortunately even this solution doesn't work... the Action dictate
the display, I have NO control on the view...
#
#here is the view Register.html:
#
{{=form.custom.begin}}
Full Name: input class=string id=auth_user_fullname
One more try.. closer to the solutions...
view as before and action
def register():
...
next = URL(r=request,f='index')
return dict(form=auth.register(onaccept=lambda form:
(updateInfo(form),response.headers.update({'web2py-component-
command':document.location='%s'%next}
On
Hello Massimo, First thanks for you help... I'm stil not successful
with customizing the form for Auth Api using Ajax. Please let me know
what I'm doing wrong... Here is my view and controller (I did not
extend Layout.html)
#
# Register.html
##
html
script
IF, as I assume, the register action is called via the
{{=LOAD('controller','register')}} helper THEN
there should be no ajax handling in register.html. It should just be:
{{=form.custom.begin}}
Full Name: input class=string id=auth_user_fullname
name=fullname type=text value= /
Email: input
Thanks Massimo, Yes it's working now... Thousand thanks... BUT I still
don't know how I can have more control on the display of each field:
Like it's possible to load each field and display them as I want ?
- And I also wanted to know how to catch the error messages so I can
display them like I
You just need a view for register.html that does not extend layout and
contains a custom form.
On Mar 26, 6:49 am, Yannick ytchatch...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Massimo, Yes it's working now... Thousand thanks... BUT I still
don't know how I can have more control on the display of each field:
One more try
def register():
next = URL(r=request,f='index')
return auth.register(onaccept=lambda
form:response.headers.update({'web2py-component-
command':document.location='%s'%next}))
On Mar 25, 11:58 am, Yannick ytchatch...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello thanks Massimo for the note... But I
Thanks for the note... But I tried it, I don't have the error anymore
but the data is not saved in the DB... I run in debug mode and put and
break point in my action def register(): and I notice that the form
validation is not successful in the method register() of the Class
Auth() of Tools.py...
I think something else must be interfering with the session formkeys.
I would need to look at the complete action and view.
On Mar 25, 7:27 pm, Yannick ytchatch...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for the note... But I tried it, I don't have the error anymore
but the data is not saved in the DB... I run
Thanks. Here is the complete action:
# I'm testing the registration with Ajax and here
# is my simple Controller
from applications.TestApp.modules.ControllerUtils import *
controlUtils = ControllerUtils(db)
You have two problems:
1) you are calling register twice. In index() and the LOAD callback.
That generates two forms and confuses web2py on which one you are
submitting. So index should just be
2) You specify onaccept both in settings and as argument of the
register function. The latter
You should make your own action and use {{=LOAD(..)}}
On Mar 24, 9:32 am, Yannick ytchatch...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello mate,
This can be an easy question but I don't know how to used the Web2py
Ajax (u,s,t) function to call build-in Web2py Authentication API.
It's there any example ?...
There
Sorry I really don't understand... I have to code my own Auth function
like register(), login() etc... it that what you meant ?
Yes I know I have to create my own action but I wanted to re-use the
Auth Api function by calling them inside my action...
So basically what you are saying is that i
show us your action and explan how you want it to behave in details,
and I can post an example.
On Mar 24, 11:06 am, Yannick ytchatch...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry I really don't understand... I have to code my own Auth function
like register(), login() etc... it that what you meant ?
Yes I know
Ok here is a view form to change user password:
###
script
$(#pwdChangeForm).submit(function(){
url={{=URL(r=requet, f=changePwd)}};
ids = ['currentpwd', 'pwd1', 'pwd2'];
ajax(url, ids, 'confirmationMsg'); # This is the Ajax method that
###
script
$(#pwdChangeForm).submit(function(){
url={{=URL(r=requet, f=changePwd)}};
ids = ['currentpwd', 'pwd1', 'pwd2'];
ajax(url, ids, 'confirmationMsg'); # This is the Ajax method that
is coming with Web2py
return false;
});
Sorry but I have a lot of syntax error in the action:
auth.change_password(onaccept=lambda form: response.headers['web2py-
component-command']=document.location='%s'%next))
I don't seems to see why... Please let me know if you see it...
Thanks,
On Mar 24, 2:00 pm, mdipierro
My bad
auth.change_password(onaccept=lambda form:
response.headers.update({'web2py-
component-command']:document.location='%s'%next}))
On Mar 24, 8:21 pm, Yannick ytchatch...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry but I have a lot of syntax error in the action:
auth.change_password(onaccept=lambda form:
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