This is a conversation that I had with John Miller. He has agreed to
let me post it here so others can benefit.
All comments/questions are welcome. I hope other find this useful.
Krys
Sure :-)
I have attached the model I use as well as my auth.py module that has
the decorators and
Hmm... I haven't started using Ajax in TG yet, so I had not thought of
that. Since I am planning on using ajax, I had better figure out what I
am going to do. :-)
Thanks much.
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I use the same approach(decorator on selectioned url links). The login
form is just a
Keep in mind that if TurboGears is in control of both the
authentication/authorization *and* the choice of HTML vs. JSON, that
means that making an AJAX request that gets JSON back can
automatically trigger a JSON response that represents an
authentication failure. This is the nice thing about
On 10/7/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Keep in mind that if TurboGears is in control of both the
authentication/authorization *and* the choice of HTML vs. JSON, that
means that making an AJAX request that gets JSON back can
automatically trigger a JSON response that
For my project I just created a couple tables, Users and Roles and built
a very simple authentication system consisting of 2 decorators,
require_login and require_role. This meets my needs right now, as I
prefer form-based logins over http password pop-ups (basic and digest).
However it would
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