For other people's reference, I ended up modifying gluon/tools.py. It is
probably not a good practise. But it is the easiest solution.
I edit register() and email_reset_password()
modifying something like (depends on which one)
message=self.messages.verify_email % d
to
message=('',response.r
Thanks for sharing. I really hope web2py can officially update the native
function to allow modern html email for verification. I understand the
contributors have priorities.
Yi
On Saturday, November 22, 2014 at 5:56:06 AM UTC-8, Lisandro wrote:
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> Hi Jay Martin. Actually, I ended up coding my
Extremely helpful! Thanks Lisandro. I'll be sure to share any tweaks...
On Saturday, November 22, 2014 8:56:06 AM UTC-5, Lisandro wrote:
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Hi Jay Martin. Actually, I ended up coding my own functions instead of
instantiating the Auth class. That is, I coded my own login, register,
reset_password, etc functions.
For example, for the login, this is the code in the controller:
# This code should run when the users posts the form with
@Lisandro, would happen to have these code snippets handy to share? I'm
interested in using the mailgun api too. Either way, thanks for checking!
My best,
Jay
On Tuesday, October 29, 2013 5:46:51 PM UTC-4, Lisandro wrote:
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Thanks for the tip! I thought it would be more difficult, but apparently
nothing is too difficult with web2py ;)
For those interested in doing that, is just as simple as instantiating Auth
class and overwriting wanted methods, for example, I overwrited "register"
and "email_reset_password" methods
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