Does not generate the password hash my User

[Ricardo Kamada]

I have a model "Cliente" and in it a field "password".

In forms.py file, I am using ModelForm, but put in the password field

Password = forms.CharField (widget = forms.PasswordInput (render_value = True))

It turns out that the admin password field appears readable, and I do not want that to happen.

I tried to put in set_password. Models but did not succeed.

Now if I put in the admin:

form = FormCliente

Displays the password field and confirm password type password.

But I will not so I want to appear only the password hash.

http://pastebin.com/AQnWR0W3

in line 19 does not generate the password hash, but the readable password

Ricardo

[Tom Lockhart]

render_value=False seems to be helpful here.

Also, in my forms (copied from Mezzanine) there are two fields defined, "password1" and "password2", both with render_value=False, and then the actual password is set after validating the second against the first.

hth

                - Tom

Ricardo

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[Ricardo]

Hi Thomas.

Even entering rende_value = False does not. The password keeps popping up as text.

did not quite understand how that password1 is inserted before the check password2.

I could not see this problem.

[Thomas Lockhart]

On 12/5/13 3:55 PM, Ricardo wrote:

Hi Thomas.

Even entering rende_value = False does not. The password keeps popping up as text.

did not quite understand how that password1 is inserted before the check password2.

I could not see this problem.

You have found the limits of my knowledge. If it were me I would download the Mezzanine code (which solves this nicely) and borrow a few lines. That is what I did...

hth

                               - Tom

Em quinta-feira, 5 de dezembro de 2013 17h54min44s UTC-2, Ricardo escreveu:

I have a model "Cliente" and in it a field "password".

In forms.py file, I am using ModelForm, but put in the password field

Password = forms.CharField (widget = forms.PasswordInput (render_value = True))

It turns out that the admin password field appears readable, and I do not want that to happen.

I tried to put in set_password. Models but did not succeed.

Now if I put in the admin:

form = FormCliente

Displays the password field and confirm password type password.

But I will not so I want to appear only the password hash.

http://pastebin.com/AQnWR0W3

in line 19 does not generate the password hash, but the readable password

Ricardo

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[Ricardo]

Ok

Em quinta-feira, 5 de dezembro de 2013 17h54min44s UTC-2, Ricardo escreveu:

[Jérôme Thiard]

The problem is  that you have a `password` field in your `Cliente` model. So the `ClienteForm` save the readable value of the password in the Cliente model.

You should not have this field in the model. Instead override the save method of your `ClientForm` to create the user in the form and not in the model.

That way the password will be stored only hashed, and only in the User model.

cheers,

Jérôme

2013/12/6 Ricardo <ricard...@gmail.com>

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[Ricardo Kamada]

Thanks for the reply Jérôme.

Know what it says but said if I just edit the save of the form () i lose the login form because the save () the model User.objects.create_user (self.email, self.email, self.password)

Ricardo

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2013/12/9 Jérôme Thiard <jerome...@gmail.com>

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