I have a 'registered' page/action which immediately follows 'register'
page/action, and I would like to prevent someone who is currently on the
'register' page to jump to 'registered' page by directly changing the URL
(even if all the fields including email etc are filled), instead of
clicking the submit button.
So I tried the following:
in the model, I have:
auth.settings.register_next = URL('registered')
in the controller, I have:
def register():
session.from_register = True
session.register_arg = request.args(0)
form = auth.register()
return dict(form=form)
and
def registered():
if not session.from_register:
logger.debug('request NOT from registration page')
session.from_register = False
redirect(URL(c='default', f='index'))
elif not session.email:
logger.debug('request from registration page but registration form
not processed')
session.from_register = False
redirect(URL(f='register', args=[session.register_arg]))
return dict()
In other words, I use
session.email
to test whether user gets to 'registered' page after the register form is
successfully processed or not. However, it seems that 'registered' function
is called before 'register' form is fully processed (i.e. 'session.email'
gets set), so that user is re-directed (from within the elif block above)
back to 'register' page.
What would be an appropriate method here?
