The User Management section of the Django blogging site (with its own django.contrib.auth) 2. Login log out and user information management

The User Management section of the Django blog site (using its own django.contrib.auth) 1. Registration section

Project tools: Python 2.7.11 Django 1.10.2 Bootstrap 3.3.0 ide:eclipse Pydev

1. Because Django comes with Auth, you only need to write the login URL and template.

URLs common in the previous article

The template code is provided as a reference only:

Login

1 {% extends "account_base.html"%}2 3 {% block title%} User login {% endblock%}4 5 {% block content%}6     <H1>Login</H1>7 {% if form.errors%}8         <P>The user name and password are incorrect, please try again</P>9 {% Else%}Ten         <P>Please log in. If you do not have an account, please<ahref= "{% url"register "%}">Registered</a></P> One {% endif%} A      -     <Divclass= "Login-form"> -         <formAction= "{% url"Login "%}" method= "POST"> the {{form.as_p}} - {% Csrf_token%} -             <inputtype= "hidden"name= "Next"value= "{{next}}" /> -             <P><inputtype= "Submit"value= "Login"></P> +         </form> -         <P><ahref= "{% url"password_reset "%}">Forgot your password?</a></P> +     </Div> A      at{% Endblock%}

Logout

1 {% extends "account_base.html"%}2 3 {% block title%} logoff {% Endblock%}4 5 {% block content%}6     <H1>Cancellation</H1>7     <P>The logoff was successful. You can again<ahref= "{% url"Login "%}">Login</a>.</P>8{% Endblock%}

Change Password:

1 {% extends "account_base.html"%}2 3 {% block title%} Modify password {% Endblock%}4 5 {% block content%}6     <H1>Change Password</H1>7     <P>Fill in the form below, change the password</P>8     <formAction="."Method= "POST">9 {{form.as_p}}Ten         <P><inputtype= "Submit"value= "Modify"></P> One {% Csrf_token%} A     </form> -{% Endblock%}

Note that Csrf_token needs to be considered in a unified and easy-to-test project, commenting out the Csrf_token middleware in its initial setup. Post-perfection

Other password_reset_form and other parts need to be self-improvement, not listed.

The User Management section of the Django blogging site (with its own django.contrib.auth) 2. Login log out and user information management