The auth.login() action automatically verifies the login and logs the user
in (which involves adding the user record to the user's session) -- you
don't have to do any of that explicitly. If you want to redirect to a
specific URL after login, you can set auth.settings.login_next to the
desired URL. Another option is to use auth.settings.login_onaccept, which
is a function that takes the login form object (after it has been
processed).
Anthony
On Tuesday, June 4, 2013 1:13:47 PM UTC-4, lesssugar wrote:
>
> In my layoyt.html I have the following code
>
> {{=auth.login().update(_action=URL('default', 'login'), _name=
> 'global_login')}}
>
> The login form takes user email and password. It generates correctly.
> Let's assume there are test users in db.auth_user.
>
> I would be grateful if someone provided a short example of further login
> implementation:
> 1. validate the login data (is email in db? is password correct?)
> 2. if data OK: redirect to a specific user profile
>
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