I've found a simple solution...
in db.py;
change auth=Auth(db)
to auth=Auth(db, controller=request.controller)
with this small addition, auth will be initialised by whatever
controller the user used to access the website.
On Jun 21, 11:10 am, Carl Roach wrote:
> thanks Bruno.
> My UI requiremen
thanks Bruno.
My UI requirements are not to give a choice to visiting users so I
specifically require the options on different pages. One page won't be
indexed by search engines and will be by-invitation only.
I'm using the LinkedIn API to access user data from LinkedIn's servers so
JanRain isn't
if you are using RPX(janrain) you can have both methods at the same login
page:
http://web2pyslices.com/main/slices/take_slice/124
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Bruno Rocha
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On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 6:36 AM, Carl wrote:
> after some digging I've found that creating Auth(db) is
after some digging I've found that creating Auth(db) is where the
controller can be set (and is, of course, "default" by default :)
I'm calling auth=Auth(db) in my db.py file
Am I heading in the right direction to change the call to Auth()
depending upon if the user is logging in via /init/defaul
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