>
> def index():
> user_auth = auth.login()
> user_auth.add_button('register me', URL('register_user'))
>
Right after the above, just do:
if auth.user:
session.user_name = auth.user.username
auth.login() not only creates the login form, but it also processes it and
then logs the user in. So, if the login was successful, auth.user will
exist after auth.login() has been called.
Do you really need session.user_name in the session, though? You can
already get it via auth.user.username whenever needed.
Anthony
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