I have two questions: 1) I am wondering whether using django.contrib.sessions.backends.cache for storing sessions really improves performance of a website? Assuming there are around 25k simultane
i have got some problem on implementing Django sessions. I have an employee listing page with a filter option on it. Filtering is done based on the fields and a text entered in a text box. The users f
I want to store some things in a database, and am using the current session as a foreign key: from models.py
I need to have a function tell me if a Django session-id is currently authenticated or not. I understand this is already built into Django and I have that working just fine.
Using the Django logout when the user is logging out all the sessions values get flushed. I there a way to kee开发者_开发问答p some of the session values even though the user logs out?You might want
I\'m using Django sessions and I would like a way of seeing the session data in the admin interface. Is this possible?
In one of my views I\'m saving a few sessions like this: def myview(request): request.session[\'session_1\'] = \'value1
I know that HttpResponseRedirect only takes one parameter, a URL.But there are cases when I want to redirect with an error message to display.
I wa开发者_开发技巧nt to log users out after some period of inactivity. This question (Logging users out of a Django site after N minutes of inactivity) has a reasonable looking answer.
My site allows individuals to contribute content in the absence of being logged in by creating a User based on the current session_key
加载中,请稍侯......