Hi all!
I noticed that IE outputs a traceback with this code, Firefox is happy
with it.
# ========== Session DEBUG ==========
session['logged_in'] = False
session.save()
g.logged_in = session['logged_in']
# ========== END DEBUG ==========
class MainController(BaseController):
def testpage(self):
c.links = g.menu_list
if session['logged_in'] == False:
c.content = "register.html"
c.sublinks = getSubLinks('info')
else:
c.content = "mypage.html"
c.sublinks = getSubLinks('mypage')
print session['logged_in']
return render_response('/base.tmpl')
This is the traceback emitted using IE:
File 'c:\\python24\\lib\\site-packages\\Beaker-0.6.3-py2.4.egg\\beaker\
\api.py', line 134 in __getitem__
return self.dict.__getitem__(key)
KeyError: 'logged_in'
Can someone tell me why IE is having problems with it? Also, could
someone tell me what other the advantages there are to use REMOTE_USER
for authentication instead of just setting a variable in a session? I
read that Web servers use this REMOTE_USER(CGI Env) too, but thats
when other external apps also would want to authenticate on the server
where the pylons app is running..
Thanks
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