django-sessions

Consider the following scenario: User searches for something and a list (request.session['List']) is created User can filter this list via an ajax call Now the user opens up a new tab, does another search, so now the session variable List is set to the new list for the other search User goes back to the first tab and filters the results again. This time, the filter results come from the new list in the other tab as the session variable has changed Is there a way to set different values for a session variable for different tabs? or any other solution for this problem? maulik13 There is no easy

I have been working for hours trying to understand the following problem: I have a user send an Ajax request to dynamically send a form and record that the number of forms to read on submission has increased. Toward this end I use request.session['editing_foo'] = { 'prefix_of_form_elements' : pkey } so that I can associate them with the database for saving and loading (-1 is for new forms that haven't been saved yet). However, when I use the following code (see bottom) I get the following bizarre output: 1st Click: {} foousername next_key 1 1 {u'1-foo': -1} 2nd Click: {} foousername next_key 1

This may not be possible, but when certain conditions happen, I'd like to modify the session data of certain logged in users (flagging that some extra logic needs to run the next time they load a page). Is there a way to access the session of a user by their ID? tldr; Query Session model, then modify matching sessions via SessionStore . Your question is twofold, how to get session of a user, and how to modify data of arbitrary sessions (possibly outside of view). Get all logged in user sessions Since the session data is stored in an encoded form, I suggest getting all non-expired sessions,

I want to restrict login users to only one session - even around browser tabs. If user loaded the page in another tab will be not logged in it, when log on - all other sessions will be destroyed. How to do it? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24121421/how-to-set-only-one-session-per-tab-browser

I want admins to be notified when certain objects are deleted but I also want to determine which user is performing the delete. Is it possible? This is the code: # models.py # signal to notify admins when nodes are deleted from django.db.models.signals import post_delete from settings import DEBUG def notify_on_delete(sender, instance, using, **kwargs): ''' Notify admins when nodes are deleted. Only for production use ''' if DEBUG: #return False pass # prepare context context = { 'node': instance, 'site': SITE } # notify admins that want to receive notifications notify_admins(instance, 'email

Does this table need to be purged or is it taken care automatically by Django? Abid A Django does NOT provide automatic purging. There is however a handy command available to help you do it manually: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/http/sessions/#clearing-the-session-store python manage.py clearsessions Django 1.6 or Above python manage.py clearsessions Django 1.5 or lower python manage.py cleanup From Django Shell from django.contrib.sessions.models import Session Session.objects.all().delete() django-session-cleanup cornJob On my development server , I prefer a database command