I actually had that code originally, but if I edit the flag using the appadmin, I get strings, so I added the 2nd check.
Also, Massimo, that did the trick! I had: db(db.auth_user.id==me).update(eula_accepted=True) Thanks, Charles On May 3, 9:42 am, Massimo Di Pierro <[email protected]> wrote: > You may have an old web2py version. The auth.user should be re-read > after editing profile. If the eula is not in profile than you have to > set it manually in the action that handles he eula > > auth.user.eula_accepted=True > > On May 2, 11:10 pm, Charles Law <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > I'm trying to add an EULA that users have to agree to on first login. > > I'm doing this right now by adding a field to the auth.user called the > > eula_accepted flag. If that flag isn't set, it will load a EULA form, > > otherwise, it loads the default webpage. > > > When the user accepts the agreement, the form gets submitted which > > sets the flag. I can verify using the appadmin that the field gets > > set. But what seems to happen after accepting the form is that the > > flag is not reread even when I refresh the page. Is there any command > > I can run to reread the flag? The only thing I've gotten to work so > > far is to login again. Any ideas? > > > Here is the (messy) if statement in the html view. > > {{if auth.user and (auth.user.eula_accepted==False or > > auth.user.eula_accepted=="False"):}} > > Thanks!
