Re: AJAX request does not seem to have request.user

On Jun 2, 2:35 pm, Carl Nobile <carl.nob...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Nothing has changed at all. I was just going through the steps to
> migrate my code base to Django 1.2.1 and this stopped working. If I
> comment out the decorator everything works just fine minus the
> protection of cause. The internal wrapper (closure) in the decorator
> is failing when it tries to get 'request.user'.  Also I see that
> Django 1.2.1 now comes with jQuery 1.4.2 by default. I'm now including
> it twice, so I need to fix this also and move my JavaScript to later
> in the <script> tags.
>
> I was also thinking about the session cookie, but I was doing nothing
> with it before and everything worked fine.
>
> ~Carl

Do you get the request.user inside a normal view, ie is it just Ajax
requests that are the problem? If not, that would imply there's
something wrong with your middleware settings.
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DR.

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