Argh.
I tried it, but unfortunately trans.hasSession() doesn't seem to be
solving my problem.
Here's a sample of my code, as per your suggestion:
import lib.Config
from BasicFrame import BasicFrame
class AuthFrame(BasicFrame):
def awake(self, trans):
BasicFrame.awake(self, trans)
if not trans.hasSession():
try:
self.session().setValue('target', self.request().uri())
self.response().sendRedirect('login')
except:
self.writeln('Could not create authenticated session.')
If there is no session cookie, as there is not after I've forcibly
deleted it, I want any request to a page inheriting AuthFrame to go to
my login page. I apologize if I'm missing something really plain but
I've done this sort of thing before so I'm really confused.
On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 16:26:10 -0500, Geoffrey Talvola
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greg McClure wrote:
> > I need to detect if the session cookie is present or not, *before* the
> > rest of a page executes. Right now my protected pages are inheriting
> > from an AuthFrame class which uses the awake method to handle this
> > stuff. I have caching turned off.
>
> How about self.transaction().hasSession() -- does that meet your needs?
>
> - Geoff
>
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