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I've done a quick version of this. The social media oauth integration requires quite a bit of work which we can add later.
If a user clicks on the read button and if the user is not signed in then it should takes you to the signing page, which it does but I would like to have some kind of message there that tells the user that in order to read the books you are required to sign in or create an account with us.
No problem. I can add a fixed message or include a special page so you can edit the content on the back end. Which would you prefer?
If it is easier to add a page then do that other wise just add a fixed message. On Sep 16, 2014 10:03 PM, "Paul Whipp" notifications@github.com wrote:
No problem. I can add a fixed message or include a special page so you can edit the content on the back end. Which would you prefer?
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Its much the same for me either way so I think using a special page is the better option.
Lets go with a special page for the message.
twitter auth is working, and something wrong with facebook and g+
facebook auth fixed
google + fixed. task is done
All users want to use the website to read books should sign up or create an account. They should be able to signup using Facebook, Twitter, Google or other social sites or able to create a simple local login account. All accounts should be verified.
Here is a script that works with Django in order to for this functionality to work.
https://github.com/pennersr/django-allauth/blob/master/docs/overview.rst