on my pc the session files are not recreated.
session values are saved even if you redirect (just to test it out)
@auth.requires_login()
def send_info():
setupMeetInSession()
form = dict()
session.customvar = True
redirect(URL('send_info2'))
return dict(form=form)
@auth.requires_login()
def send_info2():
return dict(session=session)
def setupMeetInSession():
session.meetInfo = session.meetInfo or Storage()
return
hitting the page send_info redirects you to send_info2 that holds both
meetInfo and customvar values.
PS1: the reason behind defining the form without accepts() and recatching
all the post_vars on the beggining of the function is a mistery to me
PS2: functions without params are exposed to the public. If this is an
internal function you should avoid someone ending in setupMeetInSession
while navigating with a default parameter, if that function is never going
to be exposed to the public
def setupMeetInSession(fake=True):
session.meetInfo = session.meetInfo or Storage()
return
BTW for everyone: try to attach something that users passing by (as me) can
reproduce. Here it's missing 3 controllers functions, 3 inner functions,
the default values for retval, the concatenation of a string with a
possibly none request.args(0), etc.
Having to hack your examples to reproduce may end up in not reproducing the
behaviour is happening on your development machine just because the bug is
originated on the hacked parts.
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