Great suggestions, I'll make changes.
I initially thought of using only the location of the city and
country, but I need the geographic location of a street or a building
to another project and no need the coutry or city, so I used this
application as a laboratory. ;)
But I can change in this, In djangopeople they use the geonames API
for populate a select list (no database), in we2pyople I make a model
and insert all countries, but I would like to use geonames API to
generate the select fields values. I call the forms of auth just:
{{=form}}, then the next step for me is to learn how customize the
form fields to be generated values dynamically of a JSON or XML
document.
On 6 out, 15:16, mdipierro <mdipie...@cs.depaul.edu> wrote:
> This is nice and useful. Some suggestions:
>
> 1) to the auth_user table add:
>
> Field('city'),Field('country'),Field('bio'),Field('completed_registration','boolean',default=False)
>
> 2) make compleed_registration, latitude and longitude writable=False
>
> 3) use rpx for login
>
> 4) add this
>
> if auth.user and not auth.user.completed_registration:
> redirect(URL('default','user/profile')
> def compute_lola(form):
> from gluon.tools import geocode
> form.vars.completed_registration=True
> form.vars.longitude, form.vars.latitude = geocode("%s %s" %
> (form.vars.city, form.vars.country))
> auth.settings.register_onvalidation=compute_lola
> auth.settings.profile_onvalidation=compute_lola
>
> This will automate the computation of latitude and longitude + you
> will not have to send emails to verify credentials.
>
> Massimo
>
> On Oct 6, 1:07 pm, Relsi Hur <relsi.ram...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi, a make a very very simple clone ofhttp://www.djangopeople.net,
> > just to practice the development of applications with web2py.
>
> > For now, has only the registration and location on the map, later I
> > will implement the listings of users by country, and others things.
>
> > see:http://web2pyople.appspot.com
>
> > any suggestion, complaint or criticism is welcome =)
>
> > Once again want to thank Massimo for all help.
>
>
