Thank you, howesec. Solved my problem! :D Em quinta-feira, 27 de setembro de 2012 19h59min04s UTC-3, howesc escreveu: > > you may be able to use the onaccept handler of auth.register() to add > custom processing to auth without too much extra work. you can add extra > fields to the auth form, and then do custom processing and let auth do the > rest of the work. > > On Thursday, September 27, 2012 6:24:15 AM UTC-7, Bruno Codeman wrote: >> >> Massimo, grazie per rispondere. Actually, I'm not using auth.register, I >> have a table called company, which is the "main entity" in the system. In >> my form, I have the data from both tables (the user must type the company >> data and the user data - email, name and password - in the same form), so I >> created a new controller and I'm saving the company data first, then I'm >> saving user data. Here's the code: >> >> empresa_has_errors = >> db.empresa._validate(**db.empresa._filter_fields(args)).items() >> usuario_has_errors = >> db.usuario._validate(**db.usuario._filter_fields(args)).items() >> if not empresa_has_errors and not usuario_has_errors: >> id = db.empresa.insert(**db.empresa._filter_fields(args)) >> db.usuario.insert(email = args.email, nome_completo = args.nome_completo, >> empresa = id,telefone = args.telefone, >> password = db.usuario.password.validate(args.password)[0]) >> else: >> return dict(empresa = empresa_has_errors, usuario = usuario_has_errors) >> >> I want to keep this user as inactive until it clicks on the link send by >> email. My questions: >> >> 1) Is there a way to do it with the auth email? >> >> 2) Should I create a custom form with the company data and use the user >> action on the default controller, so I can set >> registration_requires_verification = True and web2py automatically send >> this email? >> >> Thanks! >> >> Em quinta-feira, 27 de setembro de 2012 09h39min14s UTC-3, Massimo Di >> Pierro escreveu: >>> >>> auth.define_tables(username=False, signature=False) >>> >>> auth.settings.registration_requires_verification = False ### <<< change >>> this to True >>> >>> On Wednesday, 26 September 2012 23:20:43 UTC-5, Bruno Codeman wrote: >>>> >>>> Hi! >>>> >>>> I'm creating a custom registration form (my registration form have more >>>> than one table on db) , but I need to ask the user to confirm by email the >>>> registration, clicking on a link. I would like to use the web2py native >>>> feature of sending the email and just let the user log in after click the >>>> confirmation link. There's any way to do it? >>>> >>>> >>>> Sorry for my bad english, it's 1:20AM here in Brazil, normally it's a >>>> lil' bit better than this. :P >>>> >>>> >>>> Thanks! >>>> >>>
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