Closed Kingy closed 8 years ago
Bit of work to do this since they changed a bit of logic in 1.5
Pretty much everything we need can be found here though: http://stackoverflow.com/a/29638766
Maybe I'll follow this: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/auth/customizing/#a-full-example
While we're on this, I really like Slack's "magic link" feature. I want that for oddit as well...
Look into it but don't make it a priority. Let's get it shipped before we get fancy. Has been our problem in the past :D
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Yep, fair enough. I'll do this first, then do #76
OK. I've decided to hell with django-registration as it's a bit old now, and out of date. I'm going to use: http://www.intenct.nl/projects/django-allauth/
Installed django-allauth. Works perfectly for what we needed, and very customisable.
You don't really need a 'username' as such for a site like this. Email for identification purposes and Real name (first/last) for public facing.
Maybe company name for job posts? Or maybe not depending on who is posting.