Using login_required decorator

[Rootz]

I have a small project but I am trying to restrict access on some of the django app urls to login users only. The problem is that when I hit a page that requires login users I expected that they(users) are redirected to the login page however that is not the case of what happens instead they are redirected to an example url link like this '/login?next=/detail/1/' with an error message as stated "TypeError at /login/ object() takes no parameters" 

The django project url

(r'^detail/(?P<pk>\d{1,10})/$',login_required(views.DetailViewMember.as_view)),

url(r'^login/$',views.members_login,name='login'),

The Login View Function

def members_login(request):

    if request.method == 'POST':

        password = request.POST['password']

        username = request.POST['username']

        user = authenticate(username=username,password=password)

        if user is not None:

            if user.is_active:

                login(request,user)

                return redirect('members:index')

            else:

                #inactive users required to re-register

                return redirect('members:index')#render(request,'members/login',dict(loginErr=True))

        else:

            #no account required to register to create one

            return redirect('members:index')

    

    else:

        #test if login is a regular get request then redirect

        return redirect('members:index')

Can you explain to me why is it the I am getting this error?

Thank you

[Daniel Roseman]

On Monday, 1 December 2014 23:59:00 UTC, Rootz wrote:

I have a small project but I am trying to restrict access on some of the django app urls to login users only. The problem is that when I hit a page that requires login users I expected that they(users) are redirected to the login page however that is not the case of what happens instead they are redirected to an example url link like this '/login?next=/detail/1/' with an error message as stated "TypeError at /login/ object() takes no parameters" 

The django project url

(r'^detail/(?P<pk>\d{1,10})/$',login_required(views.DetailViewMember.as_view)),

 

This has nothing to do with the decorator. You need to *call* the as_view method:

  

(r'^detail/(?P<pk>\d{1,10})/$',login_required(views.DetailViewMember.as_view())),

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DR.

[Rootz]

Thanks I got it to work...