> > 1) In http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/9, under Authentication, > it is said (regarding the user actions): >> >> By default they are all exposed, but it is possible to restrict access to >> only some of these actions > > Question: How? There are no explanations or examples on what's the best > way to do it (from what I know, I'd have to manually check the > request.args, but is there a better approach to this?) >
See http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/9#Settings-and-messages: auth.settings.actions_disabled = ['profile', 'reset_password'] 2) I'd like to have two different register pages. In one of them, the user > is automatically added to the "Blue" group. On the other, he is > automatically added to the "Red" group. This is how I did it: > (a) Created the redregister() and blueregister() actions. > (b) if auth.register().process().accepted, then I auth.add_membership() to > the form.vars.id > The problem is: After registering a user, when I try to login, I receive a > "Registration needs verification" message, but I haven't enabled the > verification feature at all. Any clues? > First, instead of two separate actions, you could use the same register action and just add an extra arg to the url indicating red or blue. To add the membership, you could define a function that does so and register it as one of the auth.settings.register_onaccept callbacks (again, see http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/9#Settings-and-messages). As for the verification issue, maybe print auth.settings.registration_requires_verification and see if that has somehow been set to True (by default it should be False). Anthony
