How to render a HTML template in App2 from App1
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Daniel Roseman
May 29, 2017, 11:33:35 AM5/29/17
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Sorry, you should immediately delete all this code. It is horribly unsafe; you are storing passwords in plain text editor you must **never** do.
Django already includes a secure and extendable authentication framework, which you should use instead.
(For the record, the problem is that you render a template directly rather than redirecting. But you should not fix that
Also, once again: Hungarian notation?)
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DR.
Django already includes a secure and extendable authentication framework, which you should use instead.
(For the record, the problem is that you render a template directly rather than redirecting. But you should not fix that
Also, once again: Hungarian notation?)
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DR.
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