auth.settings.register_onaccept is a callback executed from the
auth.register() function. But you have created your own register()
function, which does not call auth.register(), hence the callback is never
called. Since you have an entirely custom registration function, you'll
have to call complete_login() yourself in the "if" block of your code.
Anthony
On Saturday, April 7, 2012 10:00:24 PM UTC-4, weheh wrote:
>
> In the typical 0_db.py file I'm setting
>
> auth.settings.register_onaccept=[complete_login]
>
>
>
> I also define complete_login there and it raises an
> HTTP(200)
> for a redirect.
>
> Now, in my "user" controller I have:
>
> def register():
> ...
> register_form = SQLFORM.factory( db.auth_user, ... )
> ...
> if register_form.process(formname='register-form', onvalidation=
> validate_registration).accepted:
> # create user
> user_id = db.auth_user.insert(
> first_name='',
> last_name='',
> email=register_form.vars.email,
> ... other stuff ...
> password=register_form.vars.password,
>
> )
> ... do a lot of group and permission stuff ...
> # auto log them in
> from gluon.storage import Storage, Settings, Messages
> session.auth = Storage(user=db.auth_user[user_id], last_visit=
> request.now,
> expiration=auth.settings.expiration)
> elif register_form.errors:
> response.flash = T('Please correct error in registration form')
> return dict(register_form=register_form)
>
>
> The problem is, the
>
> complete_login()
>
> function is not getting executed after register() returns. Why not?
>
> FWIW, I also have auth.settings.login_onaccept set as well, but it's
> function isn't getting executed either.
>
