django-registration

I have a function: def create(sender, **kw): [...] Which should be called when the user_activated signal from django-registration is called. I connect the signal and the function using this: from registration.signals import user_activated [...] post_save.connect(create, sender=user_activated, dispatch_uid="users-atactivation-signal") But the function isn't called when a user clicks on the activation link, which he got by email. What do I miss here. A function like this: def create(sender, user, request, **kwarg): [...] and a connect call like this: user_activated.connect(create) does the job.

I am using django-registration along side django auth for my client account creation and login. Our site will be used by moble users and desktop users. We just started tackling the idea of mobile users by loading different templates from the view depending on user agent strings. It's cleanly done, but I am not sure if it is the right way to do it as we are now stuck with what to do on views that are not easily accessible (that we didn't write ourselves). Which brings me to the problem at hand: I have no idea how to tackle redirecting the mobile user away from the login url that django

I am trying to make a website, where people only put their email addresses and they are logged in with cookies and all. At a later stage, i will ask them provide password and names, but NO username will be used. I am trying to do this with django-registraition, but i get errors and i have a few problems. First to disable usernames as a login feature, i put str(time()) instead of username - i was looking for something that will change every time. However, when I skip the authentication (which i currently don't need) i get error: 'RegistrationProfile' object has no attribute 'backend'

Am trying to create a registration form by extending django-registration app and using Django Profile. I have created the model and form for the profile and when I checked through the django shell it is generating the fields. For the profile fields i am using ModelForm. Now I am struck on how to bring both the django-registration and the profile fields together. Following are the code i have developed model.py class UserProfile(models.Model): """ This class would define the extra fields that is required for a user who will be registring to the site. This model will be used for the Django

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. If you can override the built-in form, you can define the placeholder as follows: class RegistrationForm(forms.ModelForm): class Meta: model = YourModelName widgets = { 'username' : forms.TextInput(attrs = {'placeholder': 'Username'}), 'email' : forms.TextInput

Django-Registration has several form classes in the forms.py file. One is "class RegistrationFormTermsOfService(RegistrationForm) .. What do I change in the rest of Django Registration code to enable this form in my registration flow instead of RegistrationForm? Abid A You can simply go into your urls.py and override the form class by doing something like: from registration.forms import RegistrationFormTermsOfService (r'^accounts/register/$', 'registration.views.register', {'form_class' : RegistrationFormTermsOfService}), Updating the accepted answer to conform with Django 1.5 and the latest