I see the problem. This is a limitation of auth. There should be a way
to customize the URL where to be redirected to. I will try add that
tonight.
Massimo
On Mar 1, 3:20 pm, reyelts <reye...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Sorry, "squirrel away" as in how a squirrel saves/hides food for
> later. Thanks, the impersonator information was exactly what I was
> after. I have a banner at the top of the page that shows the user
> information, and wanted to also show impersonator information in the
> case the user is being impersonated.
>
> Still no joy on the decorator, though. I understand what you mean
> about a decorator within a decorator... I didn't realize I needed to
> distinguish. The example you sent makes sense, and explains why I was
> having trouble specifying the user id in auth.has_permission. So I
> tried both your example and this one where user id is specified with
> auth.has_permission:
>
> �...@auth.requires(auth.user and
> auth.has_permission('impersonate',db.auth_user,0,auth.user.id)
>
> Unfortunately, there was no resulting change in behavior... it gets
> redirected to the login page for any user that is a) already logged in
> and b) not in a group authorized to impersonate.
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