Created a mockup login and logout function and added login required as decorator for, among others, the settings page.

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Browse code Created a mockup login and logout function and added login required as decorator for, among others, the settings page. Authorized user names and passwords can be found in views.py in the function login_required (see the dictionary "valid_users"). This needs to be changed later when the authenticate functionality in the rest server is implemented. master
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          forms.py
              "start_chain", "subject_prefix", "subscribe_auto_approval",
             "subscribe_policy", "topics", "topics_bodylines_limit",
             "topics_enabled", "unsubscribe_policy"]]
 
class Login(FieldsetForm):
    """Form to let the user log in.
    """
    address = forms.EmailField(
        label = _('Email address'),
        error_messages = {'required': _('Please enter an email address.'), 
                          'invalid': _('Please enter a valid email address.')},
        required = True,
    )
    password = forms.CharField(
        label = _('Password'),
        error_messages = {'required': _('Please enter your password.'), 
                          'invalid': _('Please enter a valid password.')},
        required = True,
    )
 
    class Meta:
        layout = [["Login", "address", "password"],]
 
class ListMassSubscription(FieldsetForm):
    """Form fields to masssubscribe users to a list.
    """
    emails = forms.CharField(
              "start_chain", "subject_prefix", "subscribe_auto_approval",
              "subscribe_policy", "topics", "topics_bodylines_limit",
              "topics_enabled", "unsubscribe_policy"]]
+class Login(FieldsetForm):
+    """Form to let the user log in.
+    """
+    address = forms.EmailField(
+        label = _('Email address'),
+        error_messages = {'required': _('Please enter an email address.'),
+                          'invalid': _('Please enter a valid email address.')},
+        required = True,
+    )
+    password = forms.CharField(
+        label = _('Password'),
+        error_messages = {'required': _('Please enter your password.'),
+                          'invalid': _('Please enter a valid password.')},
+        required = True,
+    )
+    class Meta:
+        layout = [["Login", "address", "password"],]
 class ListMassSubscription(FieldsetForm):
     """Form fields to masssubscribe users to a list.
     """
     emails = forms.CharField(

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          templates/mailman-django/lists/created.html
 {% block content %}
 
<h1>{% trans "List Created" %}</h1>
 
<p id=logout><a href="{% url logout %}">Logout</a></p>
 
<p>The list <em>{{ fqdn_listname }}</em> has been created. What would you like to do next?</p>
 
<ul>
 {% block content %}
 <h1>{% trans "List Created" %}</h1>
+<p id=logout><a href="{% url logout %}">Logout</a></p>
 <p>The list <em>{{ fqdn_listname }}</em> has been created. What would you like to do next?</p>
 <ul>

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