Redirecting to user login page

[odescopi]

Hi Dan I have successfully changed the login redirects from admin to user page but it seems after logging in as a user the content doesn't render on the same page rather it redirects to a new comment page..is there a work around to render the same article details page even after a user has logged in..so as to carry out your tasks just like it was if you are authenticated..

[danirus]

If you were in the URL /articles/the-title-to-my-story, and you wanted to go back to that URL after login in, you have to pass the following next query string parameter: ?next=/articles/the-title-to-my-story. Read about it here.

[odescopi]

Please dan where do i pass these parameters is it in the django comments xtd app views or my users app or the articles

[odescopi]

Thanks dan..i dont quite understan what app to fix those parameters for the redirect on the same page..cos i have django comments xtd app,articles app,and users app..i posted the question on the platform too

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[danirus]

I suppose you have to do it in the templates where you display the login link.
If only registered users can post comments, I figure you added something like:

{% if request.user.is_authenticated %}
  ... here the comment form ...
{% else %}
    <a href="{% url 'login' %}?next={{ object.get_absolute_url }} ">Login to post comments.</a>
{% endif %}

The object would be the article you want to send the comments against.
I suggest you to read the complete page I linked you above.

[danirus]

In addition to that, for your use case (only registered users can comment) I wrote a page in the docs:

• https://django-comments-xtd.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usecases/only-signed-in-can-comment.html