When login form has errors redirects to default login view about flask-security HOT 4 CLOSED

It's not exactly the recommended way. The Flask-Social example site does not redirect anywhere with a bad login. I for whatever reason that I can't remember, haven't overridden the Flask-Security template with my own. I'll fix that up as soon as I can.

The reason login does not redirect is because any form errors would not survive. They would have to be put in the session and I'm hesitant to do that. Perhaps an advanced option, such as a specifically named querystring variable or configuration option can enable redirecting after an HTTP POST to /login.

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I don't see this as a bug in Flask-Security, I'm just working on a test site with Flask-Security at the moment and if I put a bogus username in I get an error 'Specified User does not exist' as expected.

So if the problem does exist, it doesn't seem to be with Flask-Security.

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This was reported after a long night of coding. It needs to be closed as the real issue is only with the flask social example app not overriding the default template. Don't code while half asleep. :P

On Nov 16, 2012, at 5:45 PM, Anthony Plunkett [email protected] wrote:

I don't see this as a bug in Flask-Security, I'm just working on a test site with Flask-Security at the moment and if I put a bogus username in I get an error 'Specified User does not exist' as expected.

So if the problem does exist, it doesn't seem to be with Flask-Security.

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Ok! Thanks guys.

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