Ya, I had to use the set_password method. And I used it by creating my
own save function in the UserForm class. Thanks for the help.
On Aug 31, 10:22 am, lokesh wrote:
> hi,
> Use set_password method from django contrib auth models in your
> custom model. while saving
hi,
Use set_password method from django contrib auth models in your
custom model. while saving your custom form pass the password to set
password method and save returned encrypted password in your model.
Lokesh
On Aug 31, 12:05 am, raj wrote:
> Hey guys, I'm trying to
Raj,
PasswordInput deals with browser forms to make sure that a password
can't be seen in the form by someone looking over user's shoulder. But
it does nothing to encrypt passwords in database.
Why don't you check out django.contrib.auth.models for inspiration
about encrypting passwords if
Hey guys, I'm trying to make a custom registration form for a custom
UserProfile class.
I have the following form:
class UserForm(ModelForm):
username = forms.EmailField(label = _("Email"), widget =
forms.TextInput(attrs ={ 'id':'email'}), required=True)
first_name =
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