You might take a look at the form wizard.
You can create two separate forms, run them through the form wizard, and at the end process the results and log the user in.
On Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 12:06 PM, Okorie Emmanuel <nickson1277@gmail.com> wrote:
Am new to django and i want to develop an e-registration portal. User
is require to login with details from a scratch card(pin and serial
no) and is redirected to a registration page to create an account and
thus can view account infor using another login form this time django
user login(auth). My problem is how to authencate the first login form
that wil redirect user to the registration page using the scratch card
info(pin, serial no) because i intend storing the scratch card
info(pin, serial no) in the database. Pls i need a clue on how to
achieve this
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