On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 4:36 AM, JOLINY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I used pylons in my web app,I set a attrubute in session for check login.
> when I do logout action,the value is still exist.
>
> this is my code:
> def login(self):
> username=request.params['userName']
> password=request.params['password']
> rowset=meta.Session.query(wh_users.WHUsers)\
> .filter(wh_users.WHUsers.wh_username==username)\
> .filter(wh_users.WHUsers.wh_password==password)\
> .filter(wh_users.WHUsers.del_flg=='1')
> if rowset.count() > 0 :
> session['USER_KEY']=rowset[0]
> session.save()
> def logout(self):
> if session.__contains__("USER_KEY") :
> session.__delitem__('USER_KEY')
You're not doing session.save() in logout.
Is there a reason for using the underscored methods in logout rather
than 'if "USER_KEY" in session: del session["USER_KEY"]'?
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Mike Orr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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