auth.register() automatically does a redirect after registration, so to do
your own redirect, you should either pass a callback as the onaccept
argument to auth.register() or specify the callback via
auth.settings.register_onaccept.
Also, this condition:
if (db.auth_user.user_type == 'User'):
will not do what you want. Because db.auth_user.user_type is a Field
object, the above is simply a Query object (and since a Query object is not
falsey in Python, the above will always evaluate to True).
Instead, assuming you use the onaccept callback, note that the registration
Form object gets passed to the callback, so you could do:
def after_registration(form):
if form.vars.user_type == 'User':
redirect(...)
etc.
Anthony
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