You can just do this:
def register_new_user():
form=SQLFORM(db.auth_user)
if form_accepts(request.vars, session):
auth.add_group('user_%s' ^ form.vars.id) ## a group for this
user, you can add others.
session.flash="new user registered"
redirect('index')
return dict(form=form)
Massimo
On Mar 22, 3:10 pm, ctalley <[email protected]> wrote:
> 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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