I'd have two user types public and bondsman. I'd like for an href on the
home page to redirect to a different view depending on the group that the
user is a part of. If they are logged in as public the redirect should go
to fsr/publicProfile and if they are logged in as a bondsman it should
redirect to fsr/bondsmanProfile.
In my controller I have this
def index(): return dict(message="hello from fsr.py")
def home():
return locals()
def publicProfile():
return locals()
@auth.requires_login()
@auth.requires_membership('bondsman')
def bondsmanProfile():
return locals()
from the view "fsr/home" I would like to have a link to the fsr/publicProfile
or fsr/bondsmanProfile and have some
code that will determine which view I'm redirected to based on how I'm logged
in.
something like an if-then statement would be great but I can't find any
documentation on how to do this
In pseudo code what I want to write in the view is:
If User is logged in as Bondsman, href="project/fsr/bondsmanProfile
Else href="project/fsr/publicProfile
I may be going about this pretty unconventionally too, so feel free to educate
me on how role based redirection might be done.
Thanks in advance!
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