We are extracting the crux of the problem from a large system, under
development.
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Problem : db.UserProperty() behavior with [EMAIL PROTECTED] Vs
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Data model : Class Visitor :
name = db.UserProperty()
.......
.......
Assignment : user = users.GetCurrentUser()
Datastore : visitor = Visitor()
visitor.name = user
visitor.put()
Case 1: A user signs in with :
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
observation : visitor.name stores
xxxxxxxx ( only user.nickname() )
Case 2: A user signs in with :
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
obsrevation : visitor.name stores
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subsequent search by : q=gqlQuery(" Select * from Visitor WHERE
name = :1 " , user )
Observation : when signed in with yahoo id q gets the correct
instance
while signed with gmail is q gets None
What mistake were we making ?
In SDK : The observation is the same, excepting it allows sign in
with xxxxxxxx and fetches the record.
After hosting : [EMAIL PROTECTED] / just xxxxxxxxx makes
no difference ; q gets none.
We solved the problem by storing user.email() in an EmailProperty()
and subsequently matching it with user.email() in the select
statements. But we are not happy with this, as we see expert
directives for not storing email addresses.
Any help ?
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