django-registration

问题 I saw a version of JQuery EDU validation here but I'd love to use django-registraion to check a full domain @someschool.edu or @alumni.someschool.edu Any ideas? Thanks for your help. 回答1: You can create your own form in forms.py, you already have some example for : registration with term of service registration with unique mail registration without freeemail In your case add : class RegistrationFormEduMail(RegistrationForm): good_domains = ['edu'] def clean_email(self): email_domain = self

问题 I'm trying to install django-registration on my project using this tutorial: http://www.michelepasin.org/blog/2011/01/14/setting-up-django-registration/ but I get this error: ImportError at / No module named simple Request Method: GET Request URL: http://127.0.0.1:8000/ Django Version: 1.5 Exception Type: ImportError Exception Value: No module named simple Exception Location: C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\registration\backends\default\urls.py in <module>, line 22 Python Executable: C:

问题 I recently tried extending django's registration form with the following but i can only see the default four fields. IS there anything i'm missing? Or should i be creating my own registration backend if i were to create a custom form? class RegistrationForm(forms.Form): username = forms.RegexField(regex=r'^\w+$', max_length=30, widget=forms.TextInput(attrs=attrs_dict), label=_(u'Username')) email = forms.EmailField(widget=forms.TextInput(attrs=dict(attrs_dict, maxlength=75)), label=_(u'Email

问题 Ok I think I must be missing something. In settings.py I don't see the setting for absolute url for the site. I see there is MEDIA_URL . django-registration references {{ site }} which is defaulting to example.com but I'm not seeing that in any settings. If I want the dev.mysite.com and mysite.com to work independently, what do I need to put in settings.py ? 回答1: The site uses the sites framework. The example.com domain is defined in the database and can be changed with the Django admin. To

问题 Ok I think I must be missing something. In settings.py I don't see the setting for absolute url for the site. I see there is MEDIA_URL . django-registration references {{ site }} which is defaulting to example.com but I'm not seeing that in any settings. If I want the dev.mysite.com and mysite.com to work independently, what do I need to put in settings.py ? 回答1: The site uses the sites framework. The example.com domain is defined in the database and can be changed with the Django admin. To

问题 Django version: 4.0.2 Django-Registration version: 0.8 App name: userAccounts PROBLEM: Im trying to create a user type called professor extending the user model. I can complete the registration process, the problem is that only the user is saved on the DB, the professor table keep empty. So i think the problem could be in the save method. Some clue about what could be the problem? SETTINGS.PY AUTH_PROFILE_MODULE = "userAccounts.Professor" MODELS.PY - Here i create the model that extending

问题 I need to make a very simple modification -- require that certain views only show up when a user is not authenticated -- to django-registration default views. For example, if I am logged in, I don't want users to be able to visit the /register page again. So, I think the idea here is that I want to subclass the register view from django-registration. This is just where I'm not sure how to proceed. Is this the right direction? Should I test the user's authentication status here? Tips and

问题 I am using django-registration for my project. in my registration_form.html file: {{form.username}} {{form.email}} //other fields And I want to set placeholders for each field. But this is a kind of built-in app. so I need to find the way for editing these fields from my main app. I don't want to change source of django-registration. 回答1: If you can override the built-in form, you can define the placeholder as follows: class RegistrationForm(forms.ModelForm): class Meta: model = YourModelName

问题 I am using django-registration for my project. in my registration_form.html file: {{form.username}} {{form.email}} //other fields And I want to set placeholders for each field. But this is a kind of built-in app. so I need to find the way for editing these fields from my main app. I don't want to change source of django-registration. 回答1: If you can override the built-in form, you can define the placeholder as follows: class RegistrationForm(forms.ModelForm): class Meta: model = YourModelName

问题 I am planning to do email-registration-activation on my site which will be launched very soon. I have just started looking at django-registration and I am open to other email-registration-activation system available on django. My only requirement is that for my site, I don't actually use usernames. Rather, user logs in with their emails and passwords. I want to get an expert's opinion how to modify django-registration cleanly and safely for this purpose. If there are easier solutions which