application processor returning page with "function <lambda>..."

[Bill Seitz]

I'm trying to stick an application processor in my app to check whether the user is logged in. The code is:

def check_authorized(handle):

    path = web.ctx.path

    if path in ('/login', '/register'):

    return handle

    if not session.has_key('user_id'):

        web.debug('check_authorized: no session user_id')

        raise web.seeother('/static/splash.html')

    return handle

app.add_processor(check_authorized)

When I hit the "normal" pages I get bounced to the splash page nicely.

But when I hit /login or /register I get a page whose entire contents are:

<function <lambda> at 0x101bd6578> What stupid mistake am I making?

[Jason Macgowan]

You're returning an instance of a function instead of the value of the function.  Change "return handle" to return handle()

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[Bill Seitz]

Derp! That worked, thanks!