On Friday, May 18, 2018 at 10:48:35 AM UTC-4, Joe Willrich Lutalo wrote:
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> Thanks, but in the typical application structure, where would you place
> these function invocations?
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It is up to you, depending on your desired workflow. auth.bulk_register()
produces a form, so the idea would be to
Thanks, but in the typical application structure, where would you place
these function invocations? In my case, am working on an existing
application instance, and want to easily add a new user into the db, if
possible, merely overriding the password of an existing account with a new
one. Just
There is also auth.bulk_register(), which produces a form that allows you
to register a set of email addresses and automatically sends out email
notifications to the registrants (it does not set temporary passwords, so
requires users to create passwords before gaining access). For it to work,
You can use the auth.register_bare() method to loop through a set of user
records, register each, and then send an email with the temporary password.
I think you can also leave out the password altogether, in which case,
users will have to go through the password reset process to create a
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