Hey guys,
I've been looking into this for a few hours now and don't have a good
solution. I want to use the built in authentication system for a project.
However, it's essential that (a) users login using their email address and
password only (no username or username=email) and that (b) they must
"activate" their account via email containing an activation key.
This is a VERY common authentication paradigm and I can only assume I'm
missing something. I've seen many people with the same problem, however,
most responses seem to be hacks or very outdated. I'm relatively new to
Django (10 years PHP) and am hoping somebody has a link or a few vocabulary
words to point me in the right direction. Obviously I could implement this
myself, but, I really want to use the built-in auth system. DRY. I would
expect it to be relatively simple... override a few class methods or
something along those lines.
Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!
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