Not to mention the redirect to user/profile I mentioned in another post.
Trying to invoke auth.register() with a logged in user will force a
redirect. Instead, I think it's best I just select the auth.users table and
write directly to the database. But easier said than done.
On Monday, June 25, 2012 2:53:07 PM UTC-5, RKS wrote:
>
> Also, if you were to use the {{=*.custom.widget.email}} method you get
> errors when a logged in user is using the form. The form tries to act like
> a registration form instead of a checkout form.
>
> If I use things in the inputs like {{=auth.user.first_name}} it works to
> prefill values if users are logged in. But afaik it looks like setting the
> values to the auth.users db manually after checkout is the only way to go.
> I could be wrong thought since I'm not as good on web2py as many/most other
> people here.
>
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