hey everyone,
under db.py i have:
auth.settings.login_onaccept = check_login
auth.settings.register_onaccept = check_login
def check_login(form):
redirect(URL(c="default", f="onlogin"))
return
and then under default, the onlogin function, checks the status of the
subscription and displays the terms of use before allowing the user to go
any deeper.
there is one function that i want users to be logged in to use, so i
decorate it with "@auth.requires_login()" and of course it brings the user
to the login screen if then aren't. however, this one function does not
require the status and terms of use stuff. after login, the function can
just run.
so, how can i know under the check_login function that either the _next was
in the URL or something in the session or something to let me know that the
link to this decorated function was pressed by the user so i can redirect
properly?
thanx in advance, lucas
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