it's not a problem, just follow the Django docs about how to do it small steps and u have a custom user

Thanks

Thanks

how login_required decorator redirects to login_url, i dont see any redirect function call here https://nekobin.com/huvowubale

You have to check user passes test

ah ok got it

is there an easier way to modify decorators other than creating another decorator with same code and adding my extra need to the code i need to set request.session["message"] = "authentication failed" before redirecting using login_required

Use a middleware

can you say more, i am not familiar with these things

You have the documentation by your side But basically you can write a custom Middleware that checks if the user is authenticated or not If not you set that message inside Session Middlewares are useful where you wanna do something everytime before or after a request

ah ok, got it, for now i am using a custom decorator to do that, is that a bad practise

Not so clean, harder to maintain and extend You have to copy code

ah ok, at first i was using different url login/ loginfailed/ loginauthfailed/ then i changed to login/ and used session to pass the value

Which is the goal you wanna achieve ?

if a user tried to login and user cred is wrong display "login failed" in template login.html if a user tried to access to which that user doesnt have permission redirect to login page (which is login/) and display "acess denied" in template login.html sorry i dont know if i am clear enough i need url to be login/ in all case

ah ok, i will look about this, basically what i am trying to do will be display different message in a template(here it is login.html) and in the same url(here it is login/) according to some condition(here it is based on user permissions)

Study it on Django docs It's very simple

thanks will do, i just need to confirm one thing that i was doing, storing this message in session is not a bad thing right

Yeah but not needed because you can override what Django does and change the message it generates without using sessions

i was worried if it was a bad thing to use session to store these types of message, happy to know it isnt, thanks i will read about overriding django auth thanks alot :)

Hi guys anyone know how to solve this error : "You're accessing the development server over HTTPS, but it only supports HTTP." other than the methods I tried. I tried: deleting cookies/cache, restarted mac, set the settings that caused the issue to false. Nothing helped. # SSL Settings for Production SECURE_HSTS_SECONDS=0 SECURE_SSL_REDIRECT=False SESSION_COOKIE_SECURE=False SECURE_HSTS_INCLUDE_SUBDOMAINS=False SECURE_HSTS_PRELOAD=False CSRF_COOKIE_SECURE=False

As mentioned I alread disabled the ssl configurations

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And you have also PROXY HEADER set to None

SECURE_PROXY_SSL_HEADER = ('HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO', 'https') this to none?

still the same

That's strange

It is, I will now just uncomment the secure settings (even though they are all on false) entirely and use a other port. I don’t find any other solution for now. Thanks for assisting 😉

You have to check user passes test

i was reading about user passes test, its first argument is test_func which is a function, actual_decorator = user_passes_test( lambda u: u.is_authenticated, login_url=login_url, redirect_field_name=redirect_field_name ) first argument is u.is_authenticated which will be a boolean value, what is happening here, is it referring to is_authenticated() a function that existed before sorry it was source code of older version, it points to the function i should check source code instead of docs, google search gave old doc and i forgot to check django version, edit: its the same in 4.0 too

it's not something complex, if the func return False it will use the login url and redirect field name props

i was reading about user passes test, its first argument is test_func which is a function, actual_decorator = user_passes_test( lambda u: u.is_authenticated, login_url=login_url, redirect_field_name=redirect_field_name ) first argument is u.is_authenticated which will be a boolean value, what is happening here, is it referring to is_authenticated() a function that existed before sorry it was source code of older version, it points to the function i should check source code instead of docs, google search gave old doc and i forgot to check django version, edit: its the same in 4.0 too

user_passes_test() takes a required argument: a callable that takes a User object and returns True if the user is allowed to view the page. Note that user_passes_test() does not automatically check that the User is not anonymous. user_passes_test() takes two optional arguments: login_url Lets you specify the URL that users who don’t pass the test will be redirected to. It may be a login page and defaults to settings.LOGIN_URL if you don’t specify one. redirect_field_name Same as for login_required(). Setting it to None removes it from the URL, which you may want to do if you are redirecting users that don’t pass the test to a non-login page where there’s no “next page”. it'd be clear enough

yes, i was going through code, docstring was clear

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i am missing some function names when reading docs, i misread the lambda and i missed user_passes_test in login_required thanks for pointing it out

i am missing some function names when reading docs, i misread the lambda and i missed user_passes_test in login_required thanks for pointing it out

Hello, why does the photo not appear on the site? What should I do?

you should fix it

How?

i am using Redirect View https://ccbv.co.uk/projects/Django/3.2/django.views.generic.base/RedirectView/ it takes post data from a html form and redirects appropriately a method in the class is def get_redirect_url(self, *args, **kwargs): if self.request == "POST": accept values from post then redirect based on condition if var: return reverse(urlname) else: return reverse(anotherurlname) what all am i doing wrong here

should i set pattern_name attribute of redirect view and call super().get_redirect_url(..) or is it ok if i do it this way

use return​ ​reverse_lazy​(​'urlname'​)

i am using Redirect View https://ccbv.co.uk/projects/Django/3.2/django.views.generic.base/RedirectView/ it takes post data from a html form and redirects appropriately a method in the class is def get_redirect_url(self, *args, **kwargs): if self.request == "POST": accept values from post then redirect based on condition if var: return reverse(urlname) else: return reverse(anotherurlname) what all am i doing wrong here

change to get_success_url​(​self​):

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