Registration (http://..../[app]/default/user/register) behaves
differently depending on whether a user is logged in or not logged in.
If logged in: a prepopulated form with first name, last name, and e-
mail of the logged-in user.
If not logged in: an empty form with first name, last name, e-mail,
and two password fields.
I've designed my application with an "Administration" page. One of
the links on the Administration page is "Register New User". Also,
access to the Administration page is protected with
@auth.requires_login() and @auth.requires_membership('Admin'). So,
when I click Register New User on the Administration page, I get a
prepopulated form with my name and e-mail information and,
accordingly, no way to register a new user. I have to log out of the
application and access the registration page from outside of the
application (because access within the application is protected). Any
way this behavior can be changed so a logged-in user with admin
privileges can register new users? That is, accessing the
registration page results in the "not logged in" behavior, as
described above, whether you're logged in or not. Then again, it was
probably implemented as it is for a reason and maybe I'm missing
something.
Thanks!
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